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Which brain helps you STOP and THINK?

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Which brain helps you STOP and THINK?


Wizard hatWizard Brain


When someone races into the street after a ball, what brain are they using?

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When someone races into the street after a ball, what brain are they using?


Lizard


Name three ways you can use your wizard brain in the classroom.

 

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Name three ways you can use your wizard brain in the classroom.

 


Various answers.

 

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This part of the brain is in charge of our emotions.

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This part of the brain is in charge of our emotions.



Your lizard brain is responsible for fight, flight and ________

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Your lizard brain is responsible for fight, flight and ________


Freeze


What brain are you using when you are at the top of the emotions elevator?

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What brain are you using when you are at the top of the emotions elevator?



Where is the wizard brain on the emotions elevator?

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Where is the wizard brain on the emotions elevator?


The bottom


Johnny is stomping his feet, yelling, and has a red face. Name one emotion he is demonstrating.

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Johnny is stomping his feet, yelling, and has a red face. Name one emotion he is demonstrating.


Yell MAD, ANGRY, FRUSTRATED, FURIOUS


Give an example of self-talk (yakety yak, self talk back)

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Give an example of self-talk (yakety yak, self talk back)


I can do this!

 

Way to go!

 

One more step!

 

And many more....


Name five ways to stay low on the emotions elevator

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Name five ways to stay low on the emotions elevator


Yakety Yak self talk back

Go for a walk

Take a deep breath

Exercise

Count to 10

Leave the situation

Find a distraction

Talk to someone on your constellation of support

 

And many more....


True or False?

 

Green flags warn us when something is wrong or a problem is about to happen

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True or False?

 

Green flags warn us when something is wrong or a problem is about to happen


FALSE!

 

Red flags warn us when something is wrong or a problem is about to happen


True or False?

 

Butterflies in your stomach is an example of an inside red flag warning

 

 

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True or False?

 

Butterflies in your stomach is an example of an inside red flag warning

 

 


TRUE!


Pick an emotion.

 

Demonstrate an outside red flag warning for that emotion.

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Pick an emotion.

 

Demonstrate an outside red flag warning for that emotion.


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Cool


What is the difference between an inside and outside red flag warning?

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What is the difference between an inside and outside red flag warning?


Inside red flag warnings are feelings in your body that warn you when something is wrong.

 

Outside red flag warnings are the things you see that warn you when something is wrong.


Name two examples of inside red flag warnings and two examples of outside red flag warnings

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Name two examples of inside red flag warnings and two examples of outside red flag warnings


Inside:

Head hurts

Butterflies in your stomach

Heart beats fast

Lump in your throat

Pit in your stomach

Fists feel tense

And many more!

 

Outside:

Goosebumps

Facial expressions

Actions/behaviors

And many more!


True or False?

 

Goals are only important in sports

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True or False?

 

Goals are only important in sports


FALSE


Fill in the blank

 

One way to find out information is to ___________

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Fill in the blank

 

One way to find out information is to ___________


Ask questions


Each group member must name a personal goal.

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Each group member must name a personal goal.


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Cool


You and your friend do not agree on how to solve a math problem.

 

Name the wizard brain choices you have to handle the situation.

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You and your friend do not agree on how to solve a math problem.

 

Name the wizard brain choices you have to handle the situation.


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Tongue Out


Jamal cheated on his homework and his friend told on him.

 

Name two choices Jamal has.

Name one consequence of each choice.

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Jamal cheated on his homework and his friend told on him.

 

Name two choices Jamal has.

Name one consequence of each choice.


Multiple answers.

 

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Cool


Fact or Opinion?

 

Tim's clothes are ugly.

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Fact or Opinion?

 

Tim's clothes are ugly.


Opinion


Provide an example of a fact.

 

Provide an example of an opinion.

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Provide an example of a fact.

 

Provide an example of an opinion.


Multiple answers.

 

Remember, a fact is something you know to be true. An opinion is what we think to be true.


True or False?

 

Body language is a form of non-verbal communication.

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True or False?

 

Body language is a form of non-verbal communication.


TRUE!


Using non-verbal communication, act out a feeling for your classmates to guess.

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Using non-verbal communication, act out a feeling for your classmates to guess.


Great job!Cool


What is an I message?

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What is an I message?


An I message is used to communicate your feelings, wants, or needs?

 

Examples:

 

I would like more ice cream

 

I feel angry

 

I need to take a break



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