rely too heavily on others approval can be creative express myself openly and honestly have quality relationships have faith responsible for my behavior can talk things through in tough times respect my own and others' values hang out with negative people am good at a hobby am impatient with myself am a loyal friend and family member am a good reader am well organized accept healthy supports take care of my personal living space am creative take responsibility for the health of my body can stick with a sound decision volunteer to help others harbor guilt and resentment can make healthy choices am a good student make healthy food choices expect myself to be perfect be more self- accepting can accept mistakes be responsible with my money make poor decisions can set and achieve goals manage my time well recognize what I do and don't do well am a good communicator have a good sense of humor wallow in self- pity realize my full potential exercise be a supportive friend enjoy a good challenge can put forth new ideas be open to trying something new manage my anger have healthier relationships be able to express myself fully take care of others but not myself lose my temper come to terms with my past can be a good family member compare myself negatively with others develop a healthy support system be less critical of myself can accept my body as it is make effective decisions am environmentally responsible no longer need constant approval am a good listener spend time enjoying the outdoors blame and take things out on others know my strengths and weaknesses be able to accept feedback experience increased self- confidence be proactive in my medical needs can celebrate personal achievements can stop negative thinking not feel sorry for myself can look good! find opportunities for spiritual growth set limits can help someone take unsafe risks and pay the consequences feel devastated by peers' criticism engage in negative self-talk can think positively see mistakes as opportunities for growth rely too heavily on others approval can be creative express myself openly and honestly have quality relationships have faith responsible for my behavior can talk things through in tough times respect my own and others' values hang out with negative people am good at a hobby am impatient with myself am a loyal friend and family member am a good reader am well organized accept healthy supports take care of my personal living space am creative take responsibility for the health of my body can stick with a sound decision volunteer to help others harbor guilt and resentment can make healthy choices am a good student make healthy food choices expect myself to be perfect be more self- accepting can accept mistakes be responsible with my money make poor decisions can set and achieve goals manage my time well recognize what I do and don't do well am a good communicator have a good sense of humor wallow in self- pity realize my full potential exercise be a supportive friend enjoy a good challenge can put forth new ideas be open to trying something new manage my anger have healthier relationships be able to express myself fully take care of others but not myself lose my temper come to terms with my past can be a good family member compare myself negatively with others develop a healthy support system be less critical of myself can accept my body as it is make effective decisions am environmentally responsible no longer need constant approval am a good listener spend time enjoying the outdoors blame and take things out on others know my strengths and weaknesses be able to accept feedback experience increased self- confidence be proactive in my medical needs can celebrate personal achievements can stop negative thinking not feel sorry for myself can look good! find opportunities for spiritual growth set limits can help someone take unsafe risks and pay the consequences feel devastated by peers' criticism engage in negative self-talk can think positively see mistakes as opportunities for growth
(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
rely too heavily on others approval
can be creative
express myself openly and honestly
have quality relationships
have faith
responsible for my behavior
can talk things through in tough times
respect my own and others' values
hang out with negative people
am good at a hobby
am impatient with myself
am a loyal friend and family member
am a good reader
am well organized
accept healthy supports
take care of my personal living space
am creative
take responsibility for the health of my body
can stick with a sound decision
volunteer to help others
harbor guilt and resentment
can make healthy choices
am a good student
make healthy food choices
expect myself to be perfect
be more self-accepting
can accept mistakes
be responsible with my money
make poor decisions
can set and achieve goals
manage my time well
recognize what I do and don't do well
am a good communicator
have a good sense of humor
wallow in self-pity
realize my full potential
exercise
be a supportive friend
enjoy a good challenge
can put forth new ideas
be open to trying something new
manage my anger
have healthier relationships
be able to express myself fully
take care of others but not myself
lose my temper
come to terms with my past
can be a good family member
compare myself negatively with others
develop a healthy support system
be less critical of myself
can accept my body as it is
make effective decisions
am environmentally responsible
no longer need constant approval
am a good listener
spend time enjoying the outdoors
blame and take things out on others
know my strengths and weaknesses
be able to accept feedback
experience increased self-confidence
be proactive in my medical needs
can celebrate personal achievements
can stop negative thinking
not feel sorry for myself
can look good!
find opportunities for spiritual growth
set limits
can help someone
take unsafe risks and pay the consequences
feel devastated by peers' criticism
engage in negative self-talk
can think positively
see mistakes as opportunities for growth