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LEARNING 1: Read each situation. Decide what an optimist might say and what a pessimist might say. You can do this on you own or with a buddy choosing who is the optimist and who is the pessimist. 1. It is raining and you can't go outside for recess.
2. The teacher is not happy with your work. she tells you that you can do better.
3. Your class is taking a field trip to the zoo.
4. Your teacher is absent and you have a substitute.
5. You are invited to try out for the jump rope team.​

LEARNING 1 Read Each Situation Decide What An Optimist Might Say And What A Pessimist Might Say You Can Do This On You Own Or With A Buddy Choosing Who Is The O class=

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LEARNING 1: Read each situation. Decide what an optimist might say and what a pessimist might say. You can do this on you own or with a buddy choosing who is the optimist and who is the pessimist. 1. It is raining and you can't go outside for recess.

2. The teacher is not happy with your work. she tells you that you can do better.

3. Your class is taking a field trip to the zoo.

4. Your teacher is absent and you have a substitute.

5. You are invited to try out for the jump rope team.

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LEARNING 1: Read each situation. Decide what an optimist might say and what a pessimist might say. You can do this on you own or with a buddy choosing who is the optimist and who is the pessimist. 1. It is raining and you can't go outside for recess.

2. The teacher is not happy with your work. she tells you that you can do better.

3. Your class is taking a field trip to the zoo.

4. Your teacher is absent and you have a substitute.

5. You are invited to try out for the jump rope team.

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