MASK Lesson 1; 4-6 Y2

What two kinds of 'Pressure' does MASK talk about?

• Good and Bad

• Positive and Negative

• Up and Down

• Salty and Sweet

What is a pledge that you could make after hearing about Lesson1? Select the best answer:

• I pledge to stand up for those experiencing negative peer pressure.

• I pledge to be a positive peer.

• I pledge to be a good friend.

• ALL OF THE ABOVE

What are the i-messages? Select the best answer :)

• I will be a positive peer.

• I will listen to what my body is telling me.

• I have the power to stand up to negative peers.

• ALL OF THE ABOVE

What are some examples of trusted adults:

• The pizza delivery guy

• Walmart Greeter

• Family or teacher

• A person who just met today

What was positive peer pressure in the story about Aimee joining the soccer team?

• She wasn't sure about trying out for the soccer team. During tryout's she really enjoyed playing soccer with her friends.

• When the tryout results were posted, Aimee realized two of her friends didn't make the team.

• Aimee's friends on the team laughed and made fun of the friends those that didn't make the team.

• Aimee felt pressure to make fun of them too.

What was negative peer pressure in the story about Aimee joining the soccer team?

• She wasn't sure about trying out for the soccer team. During tryout's she really enjoyed playing soccer with her friends.

• When the tryout results were posted, Aimee realized two of her friends didn't make the team.

• Aimee's friends on the team laughed and made fun of the friends those that didn't make the team.

• Aimee felt pressure to make fun of them too.

Aimee used "Empathy" when...

• She continued to make fun of her friends.

• She felt bad and realized she wasn't being a good friend.

• She tried out for the soccer team.

• She was able to get on the soccer team.

True or False?

Pressure, pressure, good or bad, take a stand, you'll be glad!

• True

• False

If someone was pressuring to try something you are NOT comfortable with...you can

• Walk Away

• Tell a trusted adult

• Find another friend to be with

• All of the above

Friends are those that...

• Like similar things you do

• Like to do similar things as you do

• Respect you and your feelings

• None of the above

• All of the above