This sign is hanging on our classroom door.
Which scenario demonstrates a positive attitude about the same situation?
We are playing Sparkle.
1. We are spelling "gratitude," and after Kim says "e," Kevin is supposed to say, "sparkle" and is out. He folds his arm, sulks, and yells, "It's not FAIR!" He stomps off and almost steps on Karen's hand as he leaves the rug area.
2. We are spelling "serenity," and after Keri says "y," Kristie is supposed to say, "sparkle," and is out. She shrugs, leaves the circle, gets her snack, thinks, "yay, chocolate chip cookies, my favorite" and checks over her Morning Work to make sure it's complete.
Which scenario demonstrates a positive attitude about the same situation?
We are playing Sparkle.
1. We are spelling "gratitude," and after Kim says "e," Kevin is supposed to say, "sparkle" and is out. He folds his arm, sulks, and yells, "It's not FAIR!" He stomps off and almost steps on Karen's hand as he leaves the rug area.
2. We are spelling "serenity," and after Keri says "y," Kristie is supposed to say, "sparkle," and is out. She shrugs, leaves the circle, gets her snack, thinks, "yay, chocolate chip cookies, my favorite" and checks over her Morning Work to make sure it's complete.
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