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Science ​Question

How to Play

Roll the die and move ​forward. Wherever ​you land, click on the ​square and tackle the ​challenge, question, or ​scenario.

If you make it to ​dismissal, add 10 ​Academic points and ​roll again!

Lunch

Lunch

Challenge!

Curveball Corner

Recess

Challenge!

Curveball Corner

Ninth Period

Recess

Advisory

Hello,

science student!

Time to roll that ​die!

Roll 5 or 6

You have a science fair approaching, and ​because you are a thoughtful planner, ​you navigated the complicated schedule ​perfectly and finished your project with ​a week to spare. You’ve earned 20 ​attribute points, anywhere you’d like!

Roll 3 or 4

You have a science fair approaching, and ​you waited until the last minute to get it ​done. You completed it, but too late to ​correct a few minor errors.You’ve earned ​10 attribute points, anywhere you’d like.

Roll 1 or 2

You have a science fair approaching, and ​you waited until the last minute to get it ​started. You completed it, but with a ​plethora of careless errors .You cannot ​add any points to your attributes.

When you arrive at science class, you realize Mrs. Taylor is absent. The ​substitute asks if any homework is due, and no one says anything. The ​sub asks you, directly, if there is anyting you need to turn in. You know ​that two of your best friends did their homework, but truly forgot it at ​home. Do you:

A: Tell the substitute that you don‘t actually know whether or not Mrs. ​Taylor wanted it collected today.

B: Make your friends mad by telling the teacher that you know the HW is ​due today.

Ouch. Dishonesty is never the best path forward, even ​if it does save your friends some points. Let mrs. ​taylor decide whether or not to give them an extension.

You lose 10 points from your academic attribute.

You do, however, gain a clout coin.

Math...is hard. And today, during Mrs. Thompson’s class, you felt ​absolutely, positively lost with the new systems-of-equations problems.

Here’s the good news: You let yourself feel frustrated for a bit of time, ​but then picked yourself up and pondered a solution: You set up a ​meeting with Mrs. Thompson for Wednesday morning to review the ​material.

Please add 20 attribute points to any attribute that you wish!

If you can solve the following problem in the next 30 seconds, please give ​yourself 20 attribute points to your academic attribute!

While shopping at his favorite BBQ sauce outlet store, Mr. Miller realized he ​left his wallet in the car, and only has a $20 bill on him. He really wants to ​purchase “Knox-Your-Sox-Off” hot sauce, and while it is typically $24, it is on ​sale for 17% off. Does Mr. Miller have enough money, and by how much?

Please choose a number:

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Answer the following question to see your reward!

What macromolecule is necessary for the repair and growth of ​muscle, and how many grams of that macromolecule can the ​typical middle-school boy process in one meal?

A. Protien, 25 grams

B. Carbs, 40 grams

C. Nucleic Acid, 30 grams

C. Lipid, 50 grams

Excellent answer! Too much of anything can be bad for you, including protein. ​Add 20 attribute points to any level of your choosing!

Better luck next time! Roll the die; if you roll an even number, you don’t lose any points, but if you roll an ​odd number, subtract 10 points from any attribute!

Answer the following question to see your reward!

Your VO2 max shows how much of which element you can take in ​during a workout and can be an indicator of your ​cardiorespiratory fitness level?

A. Glucose

B. Carbon

C. Oxygen

D. Hydrogen

Excellent answer!

VO2max, the maximum rate of oxygen consumption measured ​during incremental exercise, is the gold standard measure of ​aerobic fitness. It is expressed in milliliters of oxygen consumed ​per minute per kilogram of body weight (ml/kg/min).

Add 10 attribute points anywhere you’d like!

Not quite!

VO2max, the maximum rate of oxygen consumption measured ​during incremental exercise, is the gold standard measure of ​aerobic fitness. It is expressed in milliliters of oxygen consumed ​per minute per kilogram of body weight (ml/kg/min).

Subtract 10 attribute points anywhere you’d like.

Art

Please choose one:

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Art

Along with your teammates, you must spend 45 seconds drawing the face of the the Rock ​(Yes, Dwayne the Rock Johnson). You must each draw for the exact same amount of time; ​for instance, if there are three of you, you will each draw for 15 seconds, picking up ​where the previous artist left off.

If you were objectively successful and the ​face/head is complete, click here for your reward!

If you were objectively unsuccessful and the face/head ​is incomplete, click here for your consequence!

wow, nice ​work!

Congratulations on coming together as a team and having true artistic success!

Choose your reward:

1 clout coin, or 20 attribute points anywhere you choose!

wow, nice ​try!

Sadly, you were not successful in Art Class today; please subtract 10 points

from any attribute!

Art

Along with your teammates, you must spend 60 seconds constructing a paper airplane ​with any piece of scrap paper nearby. You will each make one. After 60 seconds has ​lapsed, each of you will throw your plane. If one plane travels at least five feet ​(forward!), you win a clout coin for every successful throw! If not a single plane ​makes it five feet, your team loses ONE clout coin (total). And no sneaky paper balls, ​please!

Art

Along with your teammates, you must spend 60 seconds designing the next poplular ​athletic/basketball shoe. You can only use whatever colors you possess in front of you (if ​just a pencil, so be it!). Your teacher and classmates will be the OBJECTIVE judges, ​judging your effort as much as your outcome after the 60 seconds have lapsed.

If you were deemed successful, your team earns one clout coin!

If you were unsuccessful, you lose one clout coin!

English

Add 10 ACADMIC points to your total if you answer the question correctly:

Which of the following statements would be considered a strong Topic Sentence to ​kick off a body paragraph?

A. At the end of The Outsiders, it is revealed that the whole book has been Pony’s ​essay for school.

B. Ponyboy’s efforts to keep his “gold” are more difficult than any other greaser.

C. Ponyboy and Johnny were the two greasers who went into the burning church ​to save the kids.

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You are an avid Gaga ​Ball player, and in ​the Gaga pit during ​recess, three boys ​seem to be “teaming ​up” and refuse to call ​themselves “out” ​when the ball clearly ​strikes their leg.

1. You remove yourself ​from the game, ​because you are ​unwilling to deal ​with what you ​perceive to be ​“cheating”
   

While you can always remove ​yourself from a situation, ​you are also, now, not ​playing the game you love to ​play. You must surreneder ​one clout coin!

You rocked at the ​band concert last ​night. Add 20 points ​to your “character” ​attribute!

Your friend keeps trying to distract you. You ​are trying to pay attention to the teacher, but ​you also find your friend very funny. Roll the ​die. If you get an odd #, you got caught: lose ​one clout coin. If you get an even, you resisted ​the temptation and stay as you are.

Your mom convinced you to ​join the Robotics team, and ​you discover that you love it. ​Add 20 points to your ​Character attribute.

You get up to sharpen your pencil during the test so ​that you can glance at a few papers as you walk to and ​from the sharpener. Even though your teacher does not ​notice, you change your answer when you get back to ​your seat. Erase 20 attributre points!

You like the new idea of "family time" to connect with the other side of the ​campus, but you don't have any friends from your grade in your family, and ​you've never even heard of the other guys.

You decide to open up, get to know some new people, and do your best to be ​a leader. nice work!

You earn +10 academic points and 1 clout coin!

You hear a teacher scolding a friend in the hallway.

To be funny, you yell out, "Yeah..." and echo exactly what she was saying but in a mocking ​tone.

Receive 1 clout coin for making your friends laugh, but subtract ​20 attribute points from any level(s) you choose.

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Lunch Challenge 1

A classmate who you aren’t close ​friends with is seen sitting alone at a ​lunch table for the second straight ​day. You choose:

Ask to join him ​and eat your ​lunch at his ​table.

Tell your friends at your ​regular lunch table about the ​boy and see if anyone knows ​why he is choosing to sit ​alone.

Lunch Challenge 2

You arrive a bit late to lunch, and you immediately get ​distracted by a friend’s conversation the moment you ​sit down. Before you know it, time is running out, and ​Mr. Dawson is getting the room quiet for ​announcements and dismissal to recess. Do you:

1. pay attention to the ​announcements, and ​recognize you are ​responsible for your ​own actions and ​therefore missed lunch.

2. Raise your hand, ​and let the teachers ​know that you still ​need to eat.

You happened to be near the "teacher table" at lunch and overheard ​several teachers talking about a classmate who has recently failed multiple ​tests. He is not someone you are friends with and, actually, is someone who ​has been unkind to you in the past.

Do you:

A: Tell your buddies, and enjoy a little fun at his expense.

B: Keep the info to yourself; it wasn’t meant for you!

Add ten points ​to your ​“character” ​attribute

Roll the die! If you roll a ​1, 2, or 3, there is no ​penalty. But if you roll a 4, ​5, or 6, you have to donate ​one of your clout coins ​to another team of your ​choosing!

You are right...and wrong. Yes, you should be responsible for ​your actions. But this is a learning opportunity, and going ​hungry when you have more school to focus on is not a ​healthy option. Advocate for yourself! Please subtract 10 ​attribute points from any area you choose.

Good for you. Sometimes the hard decision is still the right ​decision to make, and advocating for yourself after ​making an innocent mistake is the right way to go. You ​have earned 30 attribute points in any area you’d like!

Nice job being a thoughtful person! ​Please add 20 attribute points to any ​level(s) you’d like.

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You witness a boy take an extra snack during PE while Mr. Fraser has his back to ​the snack box. The boy who took the extra snack has food allergies (the snack is ​safe), is often encouraged by teachers to make sure he eats, and is an all-around ​wonderful student and friend. Absolutely no one saw what you just saw. What do ​you do?

Over spring break, Mr. Redahan, your science teacher, offers a bonus opportunity ​for any student who does a lab reflection. You complete it right away, but ​because you still have twelve days of break, you forget about it and leave it at ​home the day it is due (the first day back from break).

Mr. Redehan appreciates the trust you have built up in class, so you earn a Clout ​Coin! At this point in the school year, you have proven to your teacher that you ​are honest and trustworthy about getting your work done.

It is impossible for your coaches to track the number of activities each ​student has done during Field Day. You are a phenomenal athlete, and your ​teammates are pushing you to step in and take a teammate’s spot for 3 x 3 ​basketball who is obviously less athletic. You’ve already done your events; ​what do you do?

A. You approach the student you’re ​looking to replace, and ask with ​kindness and sincerity to swap out with ​him now sitting out the event, making ​your team more likely to win.

B. You tell your teammates no; that ​wouldn’t be fair to the boy you’d ​replace.

C. You enter yourself in the event, and ​hope no one notices; no one notices, ​and your team wins!

This is definitely one of those tricky situation where neither decision feels

perfect. You are doing the right thing, so you earn 20 character points,

but you must surrender one Clout Coin (if you have one). If you don’t have

one, you lose a turn.

Making the right decision can be a slippery slope, eh? The boy broke

the rules, and it’s hard to support that behavior. Still, we are sure that

he appreciates your support.

You earn one clout coin, but you lose 10 character points.

Making the right decision ​can be a slippery slope, ​eh? The boy broke

the rules, and it’s hard to ​support that behavior. Still, ​we are sure that

he appreciates your ​support.

You earn one clout coin.

Hmmmm. We’ve got to say that we appreciate the

kindness you employed in asking, but putting

a teammate in that position is not at all fair.

Please give a Clout Coin to the team that is next ​to roll.

Your earned-credibility ​with this group has paid ​off. You have earned a ​Clout Coin!

Hmmmm. We’ve got to say that what you chose ​takes guts...and a bit of cruelty.

Please give a Clout Coin to the team that is next ​to roll, and subtract ten points from your

character attributue.

On the playground during recess, you start to develop a ​real love for basketball. Outside of school, you begin ​organizing weekend basketball games with your friends ​at your house. For taking the initiative and being a ​leader, you’ve earned a Clout Coin!

Mr. Levy announces a new club at morning meeting, and ​while History has never been your favorite subject or one ​that you are successful in, you begin to think about ​giving it a shot. Roll the die:

If you roll an even number, you decide to try it, ​which earns you a Clout Coin!

If you roll an odd number, you play it safe and don’t learn ​anything new. Lose a Clout Coin, or ten points of any ​attribute level you choose

In Ms. Rubin’s Chorus class, you try out for a solo at a ​concert, which takes a ton of courage. And guess what? ​You got it! Take a Clout Coin from any (every!) team with ​40 or fewer character points!

At the Science Fair, you have a project that went above and beyond. Your ​classmate has a project that they struggled with, and you spend ten minutes ​asking them about their topic and lifting them up. Roll the die:

During class, you overhear your friends talking about how much school “sucks” ​and how they think school is like a “prison” while the teacher is grading tests ​and students are allowed to be chatting. They notice you are listening and ​turn towards you.

What is the best way to proceed?

a. You ignore them completely

b. You tell them to get a reality check

Given the choice of ignoring negative talk or adding fuel to the fire by providing ​more negativity to the conversation, ignoring it is, in fact, the better of the two ​options.

Please add 20 attribute points anywhere you’d like!

Given the choice of ignoring negative talk or adding fuel to the fire by providing ​more negativity to the conversation, ignoring it is, in fact, the better of the two ​options.

Please subtract 20 attribute points from anywhere you choose!

Every day, you notice that a boy who was one of your best friends since ​second grade becoming more and more distant from you. This really bothers ​you, and you don’t understand why you aren’t as close anymore. On this ​particular day, you feel incredibly upset and emotional about it.

What is the best way to proceed?

a. You confront the boy and demand an explanation

b. You ignore the feeling while at school today

Given the choice of being confrontational when feeling highly emotional about ​something and giving the feeling time to be processed, the latter is the better way ​forward. Making heavy decisions when feeling emotionally charged is not prudent, ​and demanding your friend explain is not likely to lead to productive talk.

Please give up one clout coin!

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At recess today, you get ​yelled at by a boy who is a ​friend of yours after the ​two of you crash to the ​ground after you tried to ​come up with a pass while ​playing football on the ​athletic field. You felt he ​guarded you aggressively, ​and he accused you of ​purposely rolling over him ​when you both fell to the ​ground (you didn’t). What ​should you do next?

A. Immediately apologize ​and consider playing a ​different game.

B. Nothing different. You ​already took the high ​road by not complaining ​about his aggressive ​defense. Keep playing.

C. Keep playing, but ​adjust how “hard” you ​are playing so that you ​don’t further upset your ​friend.

D. Switch positions so ​that you don’t have to ​face him any more.

Great Choice.

You see, competitive playing comes ​with playing sports. the choice you ​made means you stuck to your ​morals, you get to keep playing the ​position you love, and you show real ​grit even when times get a little bit ​tough. You can always talk things ​out with your friend when the game is ​over.

think about it.

doing the right thing ​isn’t always easy, but in ​this case, you were ​already doing the right ​thing. you shouldn’t be ​forced to make a change ​if you are staying true to ​yourself and playing the ​right way. No one was in ​actual danger.

Indoor recess ​challenge!

Sometimes it rains, and we have to make the most of our ​time inside! Your challenge is to play the counting game. ​You have 60 seconds to make it to TEN, and you get ​TWO tries. In this game, you cannot “go” twice in a row, ​and your teammates will count one number at a time, ​but cannot communicate otherwise. If two boys speak at ​the exact same time, the round is over!

If you cannot make it to ten, please subtract 10 ​attribute points from anywhere you choose

If you make it to ten, you can add 20 attribute points ​anywhere you choose!

Outdoor recess ​challenge!

Your challenge today is to simulate outdoor basketball.

One teammate must make a hoop with their arms ​outstretched and connected in front of them. The other ​teammate(s) will create a basketball out of any scrap ​paper that is near to them. A total of eight shots will be ​taken from TEN feet away. The person who is the hoop ​CANNOT MOVE.

If you cannot make at least half of your shots, please ​subtract 10 attribute points from anywhere you ​choose

If you make at least half of your shots, you can add ​20 attribute points anywhere you choose!

Afternoon

Advisory

What would ​you do?

Oh, my. While it’s commendable to still plan on ​donating to someone less fortunate, lying to ​your teacher is never the right path forward. ​We all make mistakes. Own it, and we can ​figure it out together.

You lose one clout coin or 30 ​character attribute points; you ​choose!

This one feels off, because it still would have ​been better to just own it straight away. Still, ​we all make mistakes in life, and your choice to ​be honest when confronted does show a bit of ​grit on your part. Next time, though, be honest ​up front! Honesty matters!

Add 10 attribute points wherever your ​heart desires!

It is 1:45.

Even though you are supposed to be in Advisory, you find yourself roaming the halls and ​checking out other classrooms.

Roll the die once. If you get an even number, you went unnoticed this time. If you get an odd ​number, you have to donate a clout coin to the team who rolls next.

Since the beginning of school, your teacher has not really taken tabs ​on who has turned in their phone in the morning and who hasn't. You ​usually keep yours with you in your backpack.

Please erase 10 character attribute points

All through the school year, you and another boy in advisory haven’t done much of ​anything together. You aren’t enemies, per se, but you don’t have very much in ​common and always play different games during your free time.

On Monday morning, you overhear him saying “I might as well not be here ​anymore.” Or...at least you think you heard that. Of the following options, how ​should you proceed?

a. The moment you get home, tell your parents what you heard and ​let them help navigate what to do next.

b. The moment you see another friend, at school, tell that friend. This ​could be serious and needs to be addressed, now.

Woof! This is not an easy situation to ​face.

Should you tell someone as quickly as ​possible? Absolutely.

But telling another friend is not a ​better solution than telling a ​responsible adult who is more capable ​of alerting anyone who needs to be ​alerted.

Please add 10 attribute points to your ​character attribute.

Woof! This is not an easy situation to ​face.

Should you tell someone as quickly as ​possible? Absolutely.

But telling another friend is not a ​better solution than telling a ​responsible adult who is more capable ​of alerting anyone who needs to be ​alerted.

Please subtract 10 attribute points ​from your c haracter attribute.

History

While playing Mr. Miller’s “Silk Road” interactive game, you notice ​that you were awarded a few too many resource points. Despite it ​putting your team squarely in the lead, you decide to report the ​innocent mistake and lose your points.

Add 20 points to your academic attribute

History

Which historical figure was Alexander the Great’s personal tutor?

A. Ptolemy

B. Genghis Kahn

C. Aristotle

Nope!

Good try...ish. Please subtrace 10 points from your academic

attribute.

Yes!

Absolutely correct! Please add 20 points to any attribute

y​ou choose!

French

During French Class, Madame notices that you don’t have your homework. You ​honestly completed it, but you just can’t locate it in your homework folder. When ​Madame tells you it has to be marked as late when you turn it in tomorrow, you are ​understandably upset, and it shows.

After cooling down over the remainder of class, you hang around after dismissal to ​explain to Madame that you understand her decision and apologize for your gruff ​demeanor during class. Being accountable for your choices is a big deal, and truly ​shows grit. You choose:

a. Donate one Clout Coin and add 20 points to any attribute you wish! Très bien!

b. Keep your clout coin, but subtract 10 points from any attribute.

Senora Paternina is proud of how hard you have ​worked to improve this trimester. Please add 10 ​attribure points to any level you’d like!

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