Engagement Activity- P3
Learn how you can increase user engagement with this fun and interactive activity.
- Emergency Management Suite
- Preparation & Response Training
- PBIS Rewards
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Compass
Getting Started Webinar Links Data & User Management Compass Curriculum for Students, Staff, & Families Compass Behavior Intervention Compass Mental Health + Prevention Compass for Florida - Character Ed, Resiliency, & Prevention Compass for Texas - Character Ed Analytics & Reporting Release Notes & Updates Additional Resources
- Behavioral Case Manager
- Visitor Management
- School Check In
- ALICE Training Institute
- Detect
- Anonymous Tip Reporting
- Resources
- Back-to-School
| Students all start with 5 fingers up. Teacher goes through the list of ”Never have I ever known someone...” statements. If a statement is false for a student, he or she puts a finger down. At the end of the activity, highlight that however many fingers a student has down, that’s how many times he or she could have helped someone by reporting to P3 Campus. |
- Known someone who had their phone stolen.
- Known someone who said things that seemed suicidal-- even vaguely.
- Known someone who has been bullied (online or in real life).
- Known someone who did something dangerous and stupid.
- Known someone who shared or showed inappropriate pictures of someone else.
- Known someone who got involved with drugs.
- Known someone who was hurting themselves.
- Known someone who seemed like their home life was damaging or dangerous.
- Known someone who had unhealthy eating habits because of insecurity about their body.
- Known someone who irresponsibly handled guns.
- Known someone who cheated on a major assignment/test.
- Known someone who got involved with a bad group of people.
- Known someone who messed up property that wasn’t theirs.
- Known someone to skip school.
- Known someone who ran away.
- Known someone who set a time and place to fight another person.
- Known someone who was overwhelmed with life (examples).
- Known someone who threw a party where really bad decisions were made.