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Week1 - Appreciation and gratitude
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2. Appreciation and Gratitude
◆Group game to appreciate each other and express gratitude
◆Gitanjali volunteers will explain a word used to appreciate and
express gratitude, students will decide a student in the class to
appreciate. All students will read out the lines of appreciation
together.
◆Students will be allowed to add positive experiences about
each other
◆Learn common words to express appreciation and gratitude
◆Build team spirit and learn to decide in groups
3. Great sense of humor
◆______ (name of student) is the most funny
guy/girl in our class. He/She has a great
sense of humor and can make us laugh with
his/her silly jokes.
◆students can share any positively related
incidents
4. Good listening skills
◆_______ (name of student) has good
listening skills. He/She listens about problems
patiently and understands clearly about what
is being said.
◆students can share any positively related
incidents
5. Bright ideas
◆_______ (name of student) has some bright
new ideas. He/She comes up with some new
fun ideas and likes to share it with everyone
in the class.
◆students can share any positively related
incidents
6. Easy to be friends with
◆_______ (name of student) is pretty down to
earth and level headed. He/She is pretty easy
to be friends with.
◆students can share any positively related
incidents
7. Patient and thoughtful
◆_______ (name of student) is very patient
and thoughtful. He/She is possibly the wisest
person in our class and thinks a lot more than
most of us.
◆students can share any positively related
incidents
8. Expressive
◆______ (name of student) is quite expressive.
He/She can put words around his/her
thoughts very well.
◆students can share any positively related
incidents
9. Sports star
◆_______ (name of student) is interested in
every game and sports. He/She can excel at
any type of game over time.
◆students can share any positively related
incidents
10. Music ninja
◆_______ (name of student) is deeply
interested in music. He/She can possibly
learn music and dance very well and be on
TV or movies someday.
◆students can share any positively related
incidents
11. Act of kindness
◆_______ (name of student) is a kind hearted
person. We think He/She will perform many
great acts of kindness in life.
◆students can share any positively related
incidents
12. Focussed
◆______ (name of student) is very focussed
and gets engrossed in whatever he/she does.
With that kind of focus he/she could excel in
any area of development in life.
◆students can share any positively related
incidents
13. Independent Thinker
◆______ (name of student) has a very
independent thinking. He/She could become
a writer or work for news media someday.
◆students can share any positively related
incidents
14. An entrepreneur
◆______ (name of student) has many
business ideas and is interested in business.
He/She could study at a good business
school, or learn to conduct business just by
himself/herself.
◆students can share any positively related
incidents
15. Social butterfly
◆______ (name of student) makes friends with
everyone and has a very large social circle.
He/She could become a social media
influencer and bring about many positive
changes.
◆students can share any positively related
incidents