Ty is new to the team. He doesn't think he'll ever play. He doesn't know anyone. OR. Ty is new to the team. He's happy t
POWERFUL PROJECT
MARCH 2014
AGES 4–7
OPTIMISM FIRST & LAST NAME:____________________________________
Optimism means: “I look on the bright side!” Optimistic people focus on the good even on bad days. They have a “no-pout-things-will-work-out” attitude. The opposite of optimism is pessimism. Pessimistic people focus on the bad even on good days. They have a “no-hopesit-around-and-mope” attitude. Below, circle the statement that shows optimism!
It’s raining. Now I get to splash in the puddles! OR
My ice cream cone fell. Now I don’t get to eat it. This day is awful. OR
It’s raining. Now my socks will get wet and I have to stay inside.
My ice cream cone fell. I’m glad I got to eat some of it!
Mac grew. His shirt is too small. Mac says; “nothing ever works out my way.”
It’s time for Macy and Nat to trade toys. It’s exciting to switch!
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Mac grew. He’s excited that he can now fit into his big brother’s old clothes.
It’s time for Macy and Nat to trade toys. They don’t think sharing is fun!
Ty is new to the team. He doesn’t think he’ll ever play. He doesn’t know anyone.
When have YOU shown optimism and looked at the bright side even on a tough day? Draw or write the answer!
OR Ty is new to the team. He’s happy to meet new people. It’s going to be fun!
