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Cultivating Gratitude: The Importance of Thank-you Notes in Daily Life

Join us for an engaging session focused on the power of gratitude as we delve into "The Last Lecture" by Randy Pausch. In Parts III & IV, we'll explore how thankfulness influences our daily lives and whether it remains a common trait in society. Participants will write thank-you notes to adults at Creekview HS, practicing gratitude in action. Instructions will guide you through the writing process, emphasizing thoughtful reflection on the impact of recognizing others. Notes are due by May 16th.

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Cultivating Gratitude: The Importance of Thank-you Notes in Daily Life

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  1. Agenda: 5/15/2014 Continue reading The Last Lecture by Randy Pausch—Parts III & IV. *Remember! Reflection Pieces need to ½ page and include the date! Showing Gratitude: Writing Thank-you Notes (see next slide for instructions) E.Q.: How does gratitude and thankfulness impact my daily life? Has gratitude become an uncommon trait in society? Why or why not?

  2. Thank-you Note Instructions • Determine who you want to thank! Remember, your note must be addressed to an ADULT at Creekview HS—teacher, custodian, administrator, lunchroom staff…etc. • When your section is called, retrieve a thank-you card from the table at the front of the room. Choose quickly! • Write a DRAFT of your note on notebook paper FIRST. You only get one card, so make sure you know what you want to say before setting it in stone. • USE PEN when writing your thank-you note. • SIGN YOUR NAME LEGIBLY at the end of the letter. • DO NOT SEAL THE ENVELOPES WHEN SUBMITTING. • Due Friday, May 16th at the beginning of class.

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