Know Yourself
Goals & Growth
Self-Esteem & Image
Friends & Peer Pressure
Communication Counts
100

This refers to the unique combination of qualities and traits that make you who you are

What is personality?

100

Goals that can be completed in a few days or weeks.

What are short-term goals?

100

This term means how you feel about yourself overall.

What is self-esteem?

100

A true friend will show these three qualities: kindness, respect, and _____.

What is support?

100

Talking face-to-face is an example of this type of communication.

What is verbal communication?

200

This term describes the guiding beliefs and principles that influence your decisions.

What are values?

200

A goal that takes months or years to complete.

What is a long-term goal?

200

Treating yourself with kindness and taking care of your needs is called this.

What is self-respect?

200

When classmates encourage you to join a school club, study for a test, or make healthy choices, this is an example of what?

What is positive influence?

200

Eye contact, posture, and gestures are examples of this type of communication.

What is non-verbal communication?

300

This classroom activity helps students reflect on their unique personality traits, strengths, and interests through journaling.

What is the “Who Am I?” Journal Project?

300

A framework where goals are Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Time-bound.

What are SMART goals?

300

Having confidence and a positive outlook are examples of this type of self-esteem.

What is positive self-esteem?

300

Choosing friends who encourage you to make healthy choices is an example of this.

What is positive peer pressure?

300

This type of message shows your feelings without blaming the other person.

What is an “I” message?

400

Discovering whether honesty, creativity, or responsibility matter most to you is part of identifying these.

What are personal values?

400

When setting goals, writing them down, breaking them into smaller steps, and checking your progress are examples of this.

What is goal-setting strategy (or the process of achieving goals)?

400

Constant self-criticism, comparing yourself negatively to others, and giving up easily are traits of this.

What is negative self-esteem?

400

A classmate dares you to skip class, but you remember your values and calmly refuse. This shows you are successfully resisting what?

What is peer pressure?

400

Technology such as texting and social media has this impact on relationships.

What is both positive and negative impact?

500

The process of reflecting on your traits, values, and goals to make responsible choices about your future is called this.

What is personal decision-making?

500

Your goals should always connect back to these personal beliefs.

What are values?

500

True or False – Self-esteem only comes from what others think of you.

What is False?

500

One way to resist peer pressure is to state your opinion confidently using this type of statement.

What are “I” statements?

500

A respectful communicator demonstrates these two key qualities in conversations.

What are listening and assertiveness?