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What’s in a name? What’s in a name? If someone asks you what If someone asks you what team you’re on what do team you’re on what do you say? you say?
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What’s in a name?What’s in a name?

If someone asks you what team If someone asks you what team you’re on what do you say?you’re on what do you say?

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The Value of Your NameThe Value of Your Name

• Your parents probably had several long discussions about what to name you.

• Your name is a huge part of your identity. It’s the first step in separating yourself from others and being an individual.

• In many cultures names have meanings and people attempt to live up to those meanings.

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The Meaning of Your NameThe Meaning of Your Name

• Justin: means justice or one who is just.

• Jake: means 1.to take the place of (another), as through force, scheming, strategy, or the like. 2.to replace (one thing) by something else.

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MascotsMascots• Selecting a mascot to represent your team

or school requires a lot of thought. Schools or teams first decide what image and qualities they want show about themselves and then look for something that represents those characteristics.

• Hershey Trojans

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Team NamesTeam Names

• Here at HMS we felt that forming an identity as a team was really lacking.

• While not the only solution, creating team names we feel is the first step toward creating a team identity.

• So many hours and discussions were spent deciding team names.

• The seventh grade has decided to use the theme of a mountain to select our names and your new team name is…………….

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TEAM JUPITER!!!TEAM JUPITER!!!

• We selected this name not just because it represents the hard work and satisfaction of meeting a challenge and accomplishing a goal (mountain climbing) we picked this name because the name means so much more.

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LeadershipLeadership

The quality of being able to The quality of being able to give guidance or provide give guidance or provide

direction, organization, and direction, organization, and management.management.

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LeadershipLeadership

Leadership is communicating to people their worth and potential so clearly that they come to see it in themselves.

o Stephen Covey, The 8th Habit

Leadership is based on inspiration, not domination; on cooperation, not intimidation.

o William Arthur Wood

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Qualities of a Strong LeaderQualities of a Strong LeaderGood Leaders. . .Good Leaders. . .

• Have a Vision or Mission

• Are Productive

• Offer Help and Guidance

• Are Compassionate,

Caring, and

Understanding

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Leaders All Around UsLeaders All Around Us

• Think about a strong leader you know– A parent?– A coach?– A teacher?– A church

leader?

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Responsibility means…Responsibility means…

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Responsibility means…Responsibility means…Following the school rules both in school and Following the school rules both in school and

during all school activitiesduring all school activities

Following directions and completing all work Following directions and completing all work on timeon time

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Responsibility means…Responsibility means…Following the school rules both in school Following the school rules both in school

and during all school activitiesand during all school activities

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Responsibility means…Responsibility means…Following the school rules both in school and Following the school rules both in school and

during all school activitiesduring all school activities

Following directions and completing all work Following directions and completing all work on timeon time

Being able to choose for yourself between Being able to choose for yourself between right and wrongright and wrong

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Responsibility means…Responsibility means…Following the school rules both in school and Following the school rules both in school and

during all school activitiesduring all school activities

Following directions and completing all work on Following directions and completing all work on timetime

Being able to choose for yourself between right Being able to choose for yourself between right and wrongand wrong

Taking responsibility for your actions and Taking responsibility for your actions and attitude at all timesattitude at all times

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You must take personal responsibility. You cannot change the circumstances, the seasons, or the wind, but you can

change yourself. That is something you have charge of.

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Two roads diverged in a wood, and I... I took the one less traveled by, and that has made all the difference.

Robert Frost

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Respect for the Respect for the Environment means…Environment means…

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Respect for the Respect for the Environment means…Environment means…

Keeping Hershey Middle School looking good and Keeping Hershey Middle School looking good and being respectful of all school propertybeing respectful of all school property

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Respect for the Respect for the Environment means…Environment means…

Keeping Hershey Middle School looking good and Keeping Hershey Middle School looking good and being respectful of all school propertybeing respectful of all school property

Being respectful of all members of our school and Being respectful of all members of our school and communitycommunity

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Respect for the Respect for the Environment means…Environment means…

Keeping Hershey Middle School looking good and Keeping Hershey Middle School looking good and being respectful of all school propertybeing respectful of all school property

Being respectful of all members of our school and Being respectful of all members of our school and communitycommunity

Being conscientious about not being wasteful of Being conscientious about not being wasteful of our school or community resourcesour school or community resources

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Respect for the Respect for the Environment means…Environment means…

Keeping Hershey Middle School looking good and Keeping Hershey Middle School looking good and being respectful of all school propertybeing respectful of all school property

Being respectful of all members of our school and Being respectful of all members of our school and communitycommunity

Being conscious of not being wasteful of our school Being conscious of not being wasteful of our school or community resourcesor community resources

Recycling whenever possibleRecycling whenever possible

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There are no passengers on Spaceship Earth. We are all crew. 

~Marshall McLuhan, 1964

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Perseverance is: Perseverance is:

commitment

hard work

patience

endurance

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Perseverance is: Perseverance is:

being able to bear difficulties calmly and without complaint

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Perseverance is: Perseverance is:

persistent determination

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When the world says, "Give up,“

Hope whispers, "Try it one more time."

~Author Unknown

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Perseverance is the hard work you do after you get tired of doing the hard work you already did. 

~Newt Gingrich

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Nobody trips over mountains.  It is the small pebble that causes you to stumble.  Pass all the pebbles in your path and you will find you have crossed the mountain. 

~Author Unknown

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PREPARATIONPREPARATION• To BE PREPARED means you are always in a

state of readiness in mind and body to do your DUTY.

• Be Prepared in Mind by having disciplined yourself by having thought out beforehand any situation that might occur, so that you know the right thing to do at the right moment, and are willing to do it.

• Be Prepared in Body by making yourself strong and active and able to do the right thing at the right moment, and do it.

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Being prepared at schoolBeing prepared at school• Being prepared also means arriving on

time to class with all necessary materials (binder, book, paper, pencil, etc.).

• Review the class materials and notes so that you can anticipate what will happen in class.

• Use a study buddy to help with notes and homework.

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Be prepared to come to school Be prepared to come to school

• Work is placed in your backpack and the backpack is placed at the door.

• Clothes are laid out for the next day.

• Eat a good breakfast.

• Come to school every day unless you are ill.

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Now It’s Your Turn!Now It’s Your Turn!

• We have given you the definitions of the qualities of the students we want to have represent team Jupiter.

• Now we need you to help define what those qualities look like and sound like.

• To do this, we’ll have small groups create T-charts explaining each quality.

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LeadershipLeadership

Looks Like

(Describe behaviors that students who are leaders would demonstrate)

Sounds Like

(Use phrases that positive leaders use in their conversations with others)

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Homeroom Posters and Decorating Homeroom Posters and Decorating CommitteesCommittees

• After we create our T-charts, each homeroom will create posters displaying the information in a creative and artistic way.

• Committees will also be formed to use the posters and other activities to decorate the Jupiter hallway.

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Making an AcrosticMaking an Acrostic• We would now like you to create your own

definition of yourself by writing an acrostic poem using your….

– First initial of your first name

AND

– All the letters in your last name

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CriteriaCriteria

• Use the first initial of your first name and all the letters in your last name.

• Match at least two of your lines to characteristics of students on Team Jupiter (leadership, respect for the environment, responsibility, preparation, or perseverance).

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Acrostic ExampleAcrostic Example

• Reliable

• Wise-cracking

• Approachable

• Laughs at himself

• Energetic

• “Sit down and get to work!”

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Now You TryNow You Try

• First Initial of Your First Name• L• A• S• T• N• A• M• E

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For your acrostic you will need to….For your acrostic you will need to….

•Sketch out your acrostic with a pencil. It should Sketch out your acrostic with a pencil. It should be easy to read.be easy to read.•The words (or phrases) should describe you. The words (or phrases) should describe you. •Check spelling of any words with a dictionaryCheck spelling of any words with a dictionary•Have one of your teachers check your spelling Have one of your teachers check your spelling BEFORE you begin to color your acrosticBEFORE you begin to color your acrostic•Put your name and homeroom on the back in Put your name and homeroom on the back in pencilpencil•Please use your time wisely since we would like Please use your time wisely since we would like all acrostics done by the end of our time in the all acrostics done by the end of our time in the LGI today (2:11 p.m)LGI today (2:11 p.m)