Quickwrite What is attitude? Write about a time when you had either a positive or negative attitude. Describe what was going on and how you felt.

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Quickwrite What is attitude? Write about a time when you had either a positive or negative attitude. Describe what was going on and how you felt.

Attitude is a person’s thoughts and feelings about something. Look above. How is this a nonlinguistic representation of the word attitude? ATTITUDE

ATTITUDE The arrow on the left has a positive attitude because it won’t hang out with the other arrows that are negative.

Quickwrite When was the last time you (or someone you know) were left out of something you really wanted to participate in – like not being invited to a party or not making the sports team? Describe the situation and how you or he/she felt.

The word alienation means to be or feel separated from someone or something. Look above. How is this a nonlinguistic representation of the word alienation? Emotional Literacy

The circle is alienated from the triangle by the line. Emotional Literacy

Quickwrite Do you know someone who constantly breaks the rules, does not behave, and is hard to handle? Write about them and the things that they do.

REBELLIOUS The word rebellious means to be very hard to handle. How is this image a nonlinguistic representation of the word REBELLIOUS?

REBELLIOUS The circle on the right is rebellious because it is not listening to the other circles who told it of the danger of crossing the line.

Quickwrite Has anyone ever been around someone who was very unfriendly and angry? Give an example.

HOSTILE Someone who is hostile is angry and unfriendly. How is this image a nonlinguistic representation of the word hostile?

HOSTILE The box is hostile towards the inside dot because it won’t let it out to play with the other dots.

Quickwrite Has anyone ever been or known someone who was extremely angry and didn't know how to handle it?

Enraged The word enraged means to feel extreme violent anger. How is this image a nonlinguistic representation of the word ENRAGED?

ENRAGED The design looks like the word enraged because it appears to be angry and out of control.

Quickwrite What kind of situations make you or someone else hopeless? Describe.

DESPAIR The word despair means to feel hopeless. How is this image a nonlinguistic representation of the word despair?

DESPAIR The dot feels despair because it has been trying to get out of the circle and nothing seems to work.