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Activity Overview


When covering important topics it is essential for all students to understand common terminology so that everyone is on the same page with content. This helps facilitate more in depth classroom discussion and allows students to have the vocabulary they need to express themselves. At times, terms on self esteem can be confusing and easy to mix up. In this activity, students will create a spider map defining and illustrating vocabulary for self esteem. Students should be encouraged to define terms in their own words. Other activities will refer back to these terms.

Self Esteem Vocabulary

Positive Self Concept

Someone with a positive self concept likes who they are and tends to make decisions to better themselves based on the high value of self.

Negative Self Concept

Someone with a negative self concept is unhappy with who they are and tends to make more destructive decisions based on a poor value of self.

Self Esteem

Self esteem reflects the attitudes you have about yourself, positive or negative.

Self Concept

Self concept is the idea you have of yourself and behaviors.

Ideal Self

The ideal self is the person who one wants to be.

Self Worth

Self worth is how much value you put behind yourself.

Self Talk

Self talk is when someone thinks or says out loud something to motivate themselves.


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Template and Class Instructions

(These instructions are completely customizable. After clicking "Copy Activity", update the instructions on the Edit Tab of the assignment.)



Student Instructions

Demonstrate your understanding of self esteem concepts by creating a spider map defining and illustrating terms..

  1. Click "Start Assignment".
  2. Choose three vocabulary words and type them in the title boxes.
  3. Come up with your own definition and type it in the description box.
  4. Illustrate the meaning of the word in the cell using a combination of scenes, characters, and items.
    • Alternatively, use Photos for Class to show the meaning of the words with the search bar.

Lesson Plan Reference


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Rubric

(You can also create your own on Quick Rubric.)


Visual Vocabulary Assignment
Define, illustrate, and give an example sentence for any three vocabulary words.
Proficient Emerging Beginning
Word 1 - Sentence
Vocabulary word is used correctly in the example sentence in both meaning and context.
The meaning of the sentence can be understood, but the vocabulary word is used awkwardly or in the wrong context.
The vocabulary word is not used correctly in the example sentence.
Word 1 - Visualization
The storyboard cell clearly illustrates the meaning of the vocabulary word.
The storyboard cell relates to the meaning of the vocabulary word, but is difficult to understand.
The storyboard cell does not clearly relate to the meaning of the vocabulary word.
Word 2 - Sentence
Vocabulary word is used correctly in the example sentence in both meaning and context.
The meaning of the sentence can be understood, but the vocabulary word is used awkwardly or in the wrong context.
The vocabulary word is not used correctly in the example sentence.
Word 2 - Visualization
The storyboard cell clearly illustrates the meaning of the vocabulary word.
The storyboard cell relates to the meaning of the vocabulary word, but is difficult to understand.
The storyboard cell does not clearly relate to the meaning of the vocabulary word.
Word 3 - Sentence
Vocabulary word is used correctly in the example sentence in both meaning and context.
The meaning of the sentence can be understood, but the vocabulary word is used awkwardly or in the wrong context.
The vocabulary word is not used correctly in the example sentence.
Word 3 - Visualization
The storyboard cell clearly illustrates the meaning of the vocabulary word.
The storyboard cell relates to the meaning of the vocabulary word, but is difficult to understand.
The storyboard cell does not clearly relate to the meaning of the vocabulary word.


Activity Overview


When covering important topics it is essential for all students to understand common terminology so that everyone is on the same page with content. This helps facilitate more in depth classroom discussion and allows students to have the vocabulary they need to express themselves. At times, terms on self esteem can be confusing and easy to mix up. In this activity, students will create a spider map defining and illustrating vocabulary for self esteem. Students should be encouraged to define terms in their own words. Other activities will refer back to these terms.

Self Esteem Vocabulary

Positive Self Concept

Someone with a positive self concept likes who they are and tends to make decisions to better themselves based on the high value of self.

Negative Self Concept

Someone with a negative self concept is unhappy with who they are and tends to make more destructive decisions based on a poor value of self.

Self Esteem

Self esteem reflects the attitudes you have about yourself, positive or negative.

Self Concept

Self concept is the idea you have of yourself and behaviors.

Ideal Self

The ideal self is the person who one wants to be.

Self Worth

Self worth is how much value you put behind yourself.

Self Talk

Self talk is when someone thinks or says out loud something to motivate themselves.


Template and Class Instructions

(These instructions are completely customizable. After clicking "Copy Activity", update the instructions on the Edit Tab of the assignment.)



Student Instructions

Demonstrate your understanding of self esteem concepts by creating a spider map defining and illustrating terms..

  1. Click "Start Assignment".
  2. Choose three vocabulary words and type them in the title boxes.
  3. Come up with your own definition and type it in the description box.
  4. Illustrate the meaning of the word in the cell using a combination of scenes, characters, and items.
    • Alternatively, use Photos for Class to show the meaning of the words with the search bar.

Lesson Plan Reference


Rubric

(You can also create your own on Quick Rubric.)


Visual Vocabulary Assignment
Define, illustrate, and give an example sentence for any three vocabulary words.
Proficient Emerging Beginning
Word 1 - Sentence
Vocabulary word is used correctly in the example sentence in both meaning and context.
The meaning of the sentence can be understood, but the vocabulary word is used awkwardly or in the wrong context.
The vocabulary word is not used correctly in the example sentence.
Word 1 - Visualization
The storyboard cell clearly illustrates the meaning of the vocabulary word.
The storyboard cell relates to the meaning of the vocabulary word, but is difficult to understand.
The storyboard cell does not clearly relate to the meaning of the vocabulary word.
Word 2 - Sentence
Vocabulary word is used correctly in the example sentence in both meaning and context.
The meaning of the sentence can be understood, but the vocabulary word is used awkwardly or in the wrong context.
The vocabulary word is not used correctly in the example sentence.
Word 2 - Visualization
The storyboard cell clearly illustrates the meaning of the vocabulary word.
The storyboard cell relates to the meaning of the vocabulary word, but is difficult to understand.
The storyboard cell does not clearly relate to the meaning of the vocabulary word.
Word 3 - Sentence
Vocabulary word is used correctly in the example sentence in both meaning and context.
The meaning of the sentence can be understood, but the vocabulary word is used awkwardly or in the wrong context.
The vocabulary word is not used correctly in the example sentence.
Word 3 - Visualization
The storyboard cell clearly illustrates the meaning of the vocabulary word.
The storyboard cell relates to the meaning of the vocabulary word, but is difficult to understand.
The storyboard cell does not clearly relate to the meaning of the vocabulary word.





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