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10th Grade: No One Walks Alone: Reflection

Renee Peredo

Created on September 14, 2025

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Wall of Encouragement

Messages of Hope & Belonging

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N.E.S.T. 2025- 2026

Overview

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Why It Matters

"Knowing you're never alone at school helps create a safe and supportive space." .

This activity is about lifting each other up with anonymous messages of hope strength, and kindness.

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"I used to think....now I think..." .

Let's play rock, paper, scissors to respond to how your sense of belonging has changed since 9th grade

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Everyone Needs Encouragement

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We’re building a community wall to reflect our shared kindness and connection.

These notes are quiet reminders: You belong. We see you. You matter.

This will be a shared display filled with anonymous messages of support, hope, and kindness - written by students, collected by teachers, and posted for everyone to see.

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Encouraging Messages Could Sound Like This...

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What message would bring you a sense of peace or joy right now?

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What could your messages look like?

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Words of Encouragement for One Another

Write a short, encouraging phrase to lift someone up — something you’d want to hear if you were having a tough day.
  • Keep it short — one sentence or phrase is perfect.
  • Use positive, respectful language.
  • Write clearly and neatly.
  • Please no names
  • Turn in your note to your N.E.S.T. teacher — it will be hung on our Kindness Wall in the 500 Building!

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Encouraging Messages For You

Sending Love

Sending Love

Sending Love

Sending Love

Use this side of the card to provide more information about a topic. Focus on one concept. Make learning and communication more efficient.

Use this side of the card to provide more information about a topic. Focus on one concept. Make learning and communication more efficient.

Use this side of the card to provide more information about a topic. Focus on one concept. Make learning and communication more efficient.

Use this side of the card to provide more information about a topic. Focus on one concept. Make learning and communication more efficient.

Use this side of the card to provide more information about a topic. Focus on one concept. Make learning and communication more efficient.

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To those who are afraid to ask for help

To those who are worried about the future.

To those that are feeling alone

Write a brief description here

To those facing a rough patch

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Thank you for simply being you!

We are here to support you through this journey, you are not alone.

Rock -Paper -Scissors

Directions:
  • Find a partner
  • Play Rock-Paper-Scissors (best of 3)
  • Winner shares:
“I used to think in 9th grade…” “Now I think in 10th grade…” Switch roles and repeat Volunteers may share with the whole group
Teachers this can be whole group on screen, students can sign into Canvas or they can play at their desk.

Directions:

Rock Paper Scissors

Play one round of Rock, Paper, Scissors.Rock beats scissors Scissors beats paper Paper beats rock

  • The winner shares first!
Share your response to the reflection prompt (e.g., “I feel most connected when…”). Find a new partner and repeat!