Put-Up or Put-Down?
Put-ups build people up and put-downs knock them down. Circle put-up or put-down for ten things kids say.
Color every strength word that describes you, then write about a time you used your top strength.
Printed on the sheet:
kindfunnybravehonesthelpfulcuriouspatienthard-workingcaringfairstrongcalma leader
Ask a classmate to color one more strength they see in their partner.
Kids who struggle to name anything good about themselves. Help them with a specific example you have seen.
Make an affirmation wall where kids add a sticky note about a classmate.
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Put-ups build people up and put-downs knock them down. Circle put-up or put-down for ten things kids say.
Match six times you might feel unsure, like a big test or a new team, to the affirmation that helps.
Write your name down the side and a positive word or phrase about you for each letter.
Roll a die, then say an affirmation out loud with an action, like “I am brave!” with a superhero pose. Great for morning meeting.
12 printable pages: six step-by-step lessons, a grid activity, draw-and-write sheets and teacher notes, sent with your welcome email. After that, new classroom printables by email.