WBL
Guess the Unthinkable
Guess the Unthinkable
Strategy to Defeat Unthinkable
100
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What are Ears
100
Makes people bossy, tease others, call names, take things without asking, or bully others.
Who is Mean Jean
100
Makes people pout and be grumpy. Makes people think other people are always not fair and mean to them.
Who is Grump Grumpaniny
100
What is a strategy to beat Rock Brain?
What is 1. Stop what you are doing 2. Notice that the choices you are making do not use whole body listening 3.How can you fix the problem? (Use whole body listening) 4. Use flexible thinking to talk things over and work together
200
Look at the person talking to you
What are Eyes
200
I make people get stuck on their ideas
Who is Rock Brain
200
Makes people talk only about themselves and topics they are interested in.
Who is one sided sid
200
What is a strategy to beat topic twister meister?
What is 1. Turn off your “ME” button 2. Check-in with those around you. Does it look like they are interested in what you are saying?? 3. Ask questions about what others want to talk about
300
Caring about what the other person is saying
What is heart
300
Gets upset over “tiny” problems and doesn’t use whole body listening to care about others
Who is Glassman
300
Makes people talk about a different topic than the group, or talk too long about something when the group is not interested. It likes to “twist” the topic.
Who is topic twister meister
300
What is a strategy to beat Mean Jean?
What is 1. STOP 2. THINK: “Will this hurt someone's feelings or make it so they don’t want to talk to me?” 3. USE: Whole Body Listening
400
This character helps you be a flexible thinker and allows you to control you brain.
Who is Superflex
400
Makes people get very mad if they lose a game, can’t go 1st, or they quit a game because they are mad.
Who is DOF
400
Can make people blurt or have volcano mouths
Who is one sided sid
400
What is a strategy to beat Glassman?
What is 1. Decide the size of the problem:0-5 2. Take a deep breath 3. Relax and decide what reaction matches the size of the problem