How to Be Proactive

By: Jaedyn

To be Proactive means you are in charge of you. To be proactive you can be responsible, take initiative, take charge of your actions, don’t blame others for what you did and do the right thing when nobody's watching. Some of the things our class has been doing to be proactive is; write about proactive things we have done and choose leaders of the week. We have made a class mission statement.

Mrs. Rosen’s Class Mission Statement

We, the intelligent and hard-working students in Mrs. Rosen’s class, will live and learn by the 7 Habits. We will be kind and respectful to others and to ourselves. We will strive to be successful each day by having good attendance, listening, and following directions. Finally, we will participate in class by problem solving, being creative, never giving up, and by being open to other people’s ideas.

What have you thought about since you have been reading Wonder?

“The most important thing is that you should accept people for who they are.”-Morgen

“You don’t have to mean to hurt someone to hurt someone.”-Nevaeh

“Other people are the same no matter how many disabilities they have.”-Bubble-up

“People need to stop bullying!”-Seth

“Wonder, has made me think of how rude people could be to people who look different.”-Gia

“Don’t judge people just because they look different than you.”-Dorion

“I think everybody should be treated the same ways, no matter who they are, or what they look like.”-Jaedyn

“Everyone is the same, so they should be treated the same.”-Jasmine

“Be kind to everybody no matter what because they are all the same.”

It’s heart breaking and sad about how rude kids could be to such nice people.”-Rena

Thursday Morning Proactive Padlet

Proactive Padlet

Click on the Padlet Link to see what students can do to be Proactive today