Let’s Learn to Use Positive Words | Little Big Talks S01 E07

Описание: Meet Krishiv, an 8th-grader at Rushey Mead Academy in Leicester, UK. In Episode 7 of Little Big Talks, he explains a theory he calls the Paintbrush Principle. He says that, just as artists can suggest emotions using canvas strokes, we have the power to make people feel sad or happy using our words. Krishiv quotes a wise man who once said, ‘With great power comes great responsibility.’ He then encourages children to use their words to encourage, empower, and uplift themselves and those around them.

Krishiv illustrates his point by sharing how he motivates himself during French class through positive self-talk. He then explains how he once used empowering words to uplift his teammate on the soccer field, and how Yogiji Maharaj used to use respectful words towards the mail carrier.

Join Krishiv in discovering how you too can use your words wisely to uplift yourselves and others, and how we can embrace the responsibility of the words we speak.

Don’t miss this inspiring talk, and let’s take up our role in spreading positivity in our community!

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**Family Corner Discussion**
Families can enjoy watching Krishiv’s talk together and use the questions below to spark a meaningful discussion about the power of words and positivity.

1. How do you feel when someone gives you a compliment or encourages you with kind words? Can you think of a time when positive words made a big difference in your day?

2. How do you usually use your words to make others feel good? Share some examples of times when your words helped someone feel better or more confident.

3. Think about a time when you made a mistake or felt down. How could positive words have changed how you felt or handled the situation?

4. What are some ways we can use positive words more often in our family? For example, can we start or end each day with a compliment or encouragement for one another?
5. If you could create a “magic words” jar where every family member writes down one kind or encouraging thing each week, how do you think it would impact our family? How could we use this jar to help each other feel more positive?