Life's Classroom - Attitude

Your Attitude Shapes the Quality of Your Life

Your life experiences are what you perceive them to be.

Your perspective can shape whether life is seen as a series of struggles or a great adventure.

Whether you see things as problems or challenges is really up to you.

Maintaining a positive attitude does not mean that everything in your life will be marvelous all the time.

It just means that, no matter what happens, you choose to look at things in the best light possible.

What lessons can be learned from adversity so that you can become stronger and wiser?

You need to decide if life's trials will make or break you.

While it is good to seek counsel in others now and then, learn to be self-sufficient.

Be independent of the need for approval. How you see yourself is more relevant.

Smile often and let this be the face that you share with the world.

People will pick up on your attitude without you saying a word.

People gravitate to those that focus on the brighter sides of life. Attitudes are contagious.

BE the kind of person you like to be around, and you will positively impact the world. (S. Finelli)

Activities

Lighten your attitude and have some fun with the activities included below:

Have you ever played Pictionary with a group of family or friends? If so, you understand the laughter that comes from trying to get others to quickly guess words/topics from primitive drawings.

QUICK, DRAW is a website that takes this concept to a whole new level. Here you will be playing along with artificial intelligence. This game is best played on a tablet with a stylus; however, you can play it on your cellphone (or another device) as well!

Having a good attitude leads to caring for the well-being of others. By playing the vocabulary game on the FreeRICE website, you can actually contribute to helping world hunger while building your word power!

Loosen up! Discover and explore the physics in your own movements on this PLayground PHYSICS app. Record a video of you or your friends, tap points along the way to trace a path of motion, and discover the motion, forces, and energy involved.