Optimistic Thinking/Empathy
Friendship Problems
Off-the-mark thinking
Anxiety
Finish the Disney quote...
RB Questions
100

What is "glass have full" thinking?

Being realistic but positive

100

What do you think problem solving means?

Problem solving is about finding solutions to challenges.

100

What is off-the-mark thinking?

Automatic and negative thoughts that usually are not true.  They seem to make sense to us but they are not realistic and they lead us to worry or be unhappy.

100

What is anxiety?

Everyone feels anxious or worried at one time or another.  Anxiety is actually something that happens in our bodies that warns us that there is trouble ahead or that we are being threatened.

100

Just keep

Swimming

100

What are you supposed to bring everyweek?

Homework and Success Journal

200

What should you do when you catch a negative thought?

Change the channel

200

How is problem solving related to friendships?

In order to maintain friendships problem solving is very important so you can feel that you and your friend compromise.

200

This off-the-mark thinking is when:

Thinking in extreme’s.  Everything is all right or all wrong, perfect or total failure

If you miss a shot in a basketball game.  If you feel like you’ve failed or are a failure than you’re using all or nothing thinking.

Filtering or All or Nothing Thinking?

All or Nothing Thinking

200

What is a situation that would make someone anxious?

  • Things like having to perform in a game or in school and having a lot of school work or being in certain situations can cause anxiety.

  • We can also feel anxiety when we think of scary things, such as something bad happening to us or someone we love

200

Hakuna Matata it means

No worries!

200

What might be happening in your body if you are feeling angry?

Fists balled up, heart racing, getting hot

300

What is a positive/optimistic thought?

I can do it! 

I'm smart! 

It may be difficult but I can try my best!

300

What is an example of a friend getting upset instead of calmly solving a problem?

Ali will judge the answer.

300
  • When you are magnifying the negatives of a situation and minimizing the positives.  You think about the bad things that happened and not about the good things.

  • For example the day in school goes mostly well but you have one negative interaction and when your Mom asks you how the school day was you say TERRIBLE!

  • Shoulds or Filtering

Filtering

300

Give an example of anxious self-talk

When people feel anxious they often have negative self-talk and say things like “I can’t handle this,” or “I’m going to mess up, make a mistake or fail.”

300

We don't talk about...

Bruno.

300

What is Empathy?

“Putting yourself in someone else’s shoes.”  Seeing a situation from two different perspectives.

400

What is empathy?

When we put ourselves in someone else's shoes and think about how they may be feeling/thinking.

400

You are hanging out with a friend and you and your friend want to do different things.  What do you do?

Ali will judge

400

What is catastrophizing?

  • Expecting the worst to happen and expect that you will not be able to handle it

  • This type of thinking is a common cause of anxiety

  • We call these thoughts “What ifs” For example you think, what if I mess up on this writing assignment - you can automatically jump to the conclusion that you will fail and never be able to write well.

400

Give examples of positive self-talk.

Calm down you’ll be fine or okay.  Remind yourself of something good you’ve done today.  Think about things that make you happy

400

Some people are worth __________ for.

melting

400

What is off-the-mark thinking?

Sometimes we have automatic and negative thoughts that we call “off the mark” thinking.  They seem to make sense to us but they are not realistic and they lead us to worry or be unhappy.

500

What is self-talk?

The way we talk to ourselves

500

You are at school talking to your friend who asks you to get together and hang out after school.  In the middle of this conversation, another student quickly approaches the two of you and starts to tell your friend that his plans have changed and that now he can get together after school.  What do you do?

Russia

500

What are shoulds?

  • Shoulds - people who think they or other people should behave in just one way can get upset when their expectations aren’t met.

    • Off the mark thought - I should always know the right thing to say.

500

What are the three parts of anxiety?

Body, Thoughts & Behavior

500

We finish each others...

sandwiches

500

Name one of our group rights.

  1. Respect what others feel and choose.

  2. If you’re going to eat put yourself on mute.

  3. If you need to go to the bathroom raise a hand or write Ali in the chat

  4. Respect other people’s wishes

  5. To speak freely

  6. To have time to think before responding

  7. To play fair

  8. To make mistakes

  9. To be treated with respect and include everyone

  10. To be listened to without interruption

600

Give an example of positive self-talk and negative self-talk.

Ali will judge

600

What are the steps to problem solving?

  1. Define the Problem

  2. Stay calm and remind yourself that we can work it out.  Use calming strategies if you need them.

  3. Think of at least three ways to solve the problem.

  4. Discuss the solutions with your friend and agree on one.

  5. If the solution works, you are done.  If not try another idea.

600

What is personalization?

  • Personalization - thinking “It’s all about me”

  • Assuming that everything people do or say is some kind of reaction to you.

600

What are two examples of relaxation exercises to calm the body?

Deep breathing, guided imagery, body squeeze.

600

A dream is a wish...

your heart makes.

600

What is self-talk? Give an example of negative self-talk and positive self-talk

Self-talk are the things we say to ourselves usually in our own minds - the private conversations we have with ourselves.