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Downloadable Activity: Get Organized
DA-53-006-62$2.49The goal of this activity is to show how zest and enthusiasm are decreased by our lack of organization and the ability to maintain a sense of order. Energy is wasted when we spend our valuable time... -
Downloadable Activity: I Spy a Wonder!
DA-53-006-31$2.49Students will display zest by showing enthusiasm and optimism while finding various “wonders” in nature. They will practice keeping property in its place and utilize strategies to self-correct their... -
Downloadable Activity: I Will Carry On
DA-53-003-54$2.49Combine a history lesson of the Olympic torch with the social skill of "rewarding yourself" for students in grades 5 through 10. The purpose of this activity is that students will learn to adopt and... -
Downloadable Activity: It's So Sweet!
DA-53-006-79$2.49Students will understand the importance of completing their work even when it becomes difficult, they will also learn to identify how zest can influence others. For this exercise, from ZEST: Live It!... -
Downloadable Activity: LOL!
DA-53-008-56$2.49Laughter triggers positive thinking and can give an individual a more optimistic perspective when faced with problems, stress, and difficult situations. From Tamara Zentic's 13 & Counting: Rescue... -
Downloadable Activity: What's Zest?
DA-53-006-6$2.49Watch as students show enthusiasm while they practice waiting patiently for their turn. During class, students will be asked to brainstorm definitions or ideas of the word "zest." Once that step is... -
Downloadable Activity: Zest EVERY Day
DA-53-006-76$2.49Individuals who possess higher levels of zest tend to be energetic and a source of motivation to those around them. Zest is thought to bring out the best and most positive qualities in a person. It... -
Downloadable Activity: A-MAZE Me
DA-55-007-9$1.99This activity is designed to teach students to give more specific details and deliver them slowly. It can also teach students to listen more critically to instructions. From Julia Cook’s BEST ME I... -
Downloadable Activity: Catch 'Em Doing Something Right!
DA-55-007-24$1.99When you see your students display effective listening or following instruction skills, find a way to recognize them in front of their peers! The more you give praise and pay attention to positive... -
Downloadable Activity: Check Your Attitude!
DA-53-006-65$1.99One way to avoid Zest Zappers is to be proactive instead of reactive. Being proactive leads to positive emotions while being reactive can generate negative emotions. In this activity, students will... -
Downloadable Activity: Don't Flip Out!
DA-56-004-17$1.99Join in on the fun with an activity from Bryan Smith’s If Winning Isn’t Everything Why Do I Hate to Lose? Students will practice their sportsmanship skills during a coin flip game called “Don’t Flip... -
Downloadable Activity: Team Mobile
DA-55-018-12$1.99Students will learn that a team is only as strong as its individual members! From Julia Cook’s BEST ME I Can Be! series is an engaging activity to accompany her storybook Teamwork Isn’t My Thing, and... -
Downloadable Activity: What to Take?
DA-53-006-36$1.99Students will exhibit zest by actively participating and making decisions on what items to take to a deserted island. Start the lesson by leading the class into a discussion with the provided... -
Downloadable Activity: Good or Bad?
DA-56-004-14$1.49Students will have to determine whether certain scenarios demonstrate good or bad sportsmanship. Bryan Smith’s If Winning Isn’t Everything, Why Do I Hate to Lose? storybook explains the importance of... -
Downloadable Activity: How Would You React?
DA-56-004-11$1.49Students will learn to show good sportsmanship regardless of whether they win or lose with this interactive activity. Bryan Smith’s picture book, If Winning Isn’t Everything, Why Do I Hate to Lose?,... -
Downloadable Activity: Pay Attention!
DA-55-007-6$1.49Students often assume they know what your instructions will be based on prior experience. Assuming leads to not listening, and, unfortunately, the assumption made may not always be correct. Read...