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November 9 - 13
November 9 - 13
Theme: Using Self - talk
Monday, November 9th - Motivational Monday
Monday, November 9th - Motivational Monday
Listen to Mrs. Collins' Message first.
Self-talk is when we talk to ourselves in a quiet voice or inside our heads. Positive self-talk is when we talk to ourselves in a reassuring, kind, and positive way. Think about how the words that you say to yourself make you feel.
Choose one: Read the list of positive self-talk statements and affirmations. Then write down your favorite statements on the last page or decorate the self-talk shield below with pictures, words and drawings. No printer, no problem. Just write the affirmations on a piece of paper.
K - 4 My Positive Thoughts and Affirmations
K - 2 Positive Self-Talk Shield
Positive self-talk can have a big impact on how we think and feel. Over time, using more positive self-talk can help reduce stress, improve how we feel about ourselves, and improve our overall health. We will be doing the following this week during our lessons:
Practicing Positive Self-talk.
Creating a list of positive self-talk statements.
Learning about the benefits of self-talk.
Creating simple crafts that help you to remember positive self-talk.
Practicing changing negative self-talk into positive self-talk.
Applying positive self-talk to real life situations and challenges.
Fill out this google form by the end of the week.
Tuesday, November 10th - Read Aloud Tuesday
Tuesday, November 10th - Read Aloud Tuesday
All students: First listen to the read aloud:
I Think, I Am by Louise Hay.
Then choose a second book to listen to from the list below:
K - 2 Be Positive by Cheri Meiners
K - 2 Big Foot by Slumberkins
K - 2 Fox by Slumberkins
Grades 2 - 4 Listening with My Heart by Gabi Garcia
Choose one of the activities below that is appropriate for your grade level. See if you can tell the difference between positive and negative self-talk. No printer, No problem: Tell your answers to an adult.
K - 2 I Can Train My Brain
K - 4 Inner Coach vs. Inner Critic
2 - 4 Is it Positive or Negative Self-Talk?
Then, listen to your Second Step lesson below.
*Reminder: Kindergarteners, you will need paper and a pencil today for your lesson.
Kindergarten First Second Third Fourth
Fill out this google form by the end of the week.
All grades:
Start with a Mindfulness exercise with Ms. Kempf, the school counselor at Desmar.
Positive Self-Talk Journal (Click here) Choose one square to think about today. Then add to your journal each day. Write, draw, or tell an adult your answers.
Then Grades 2- 4 practice turning negative self-talk to positive in these Self-Talk Scenarios.
Optional for grades 3 - 4 Negative Thinking Patterns (Click here to learn more).
And don't forget to wear your favorite Kindness t-shirt, face mask or school colors to celebrate World Kindness Day tomorrow!
Friday, November 13th - Fun Friday
Friday, November 13th - Fun Friday
Listen to the Video Directions first.
Don't forget to fill out this google form by the end of the day today and share a picture of your work today if you'd like!
Choose one of the fun activities below.
K - 2 Positive Skiing
K - 4 Positive Self-talk Coloring Activities (click on a number) 1 2 3 4 5
Grades 2 - 4 Learn how to make a positive self-talk fortune teller by clicking on these links below. You can print these pages or just use a blank piece of paper and follow the folding instructions from part 2. Decorate your fortune teller with positive self-talk statements like the picture in part 3.
Monday's Message Below
Monday's Message Below
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