1. Lifestyles of the Satisfied and Happy
Chapter 3 Lifestyle
Lifestyles of the Satisfied and Happy

2. Chapter 3 Vocab Copy vocab into workbook (from word document)
Complete the Crossword for the chapter
Read vocab words once a night for homework
To prepare for vocab test at the end of the chapter

3. Chapter Three Vocabulary List
 self-actualization: to fully realize your potential
esteem: worth; value; admiration
survival: the process of staying alive
capable: qualified; competent
necessity: something that is essential or indispensable
satisfaction: a state of being having all your need or want; contentment
hierarchy: a series levels or ranks; power structure
legacy: something passed on from one generation to another; something left behind
acknowledgement: recognition for a notable deed
epitaph: an account meant to summarize the life of a dead person; commemoration
lifestyle: typical way in which someone chooses to live
sociology: the scientific study of society, its institutions, and the relationships within
psychology: the scientific study of the mind and behavior
component: a piece, part, or ingredient
contemplation: to study in your mind; reflection
spiritual: relating to sacred things
recuperate: to get back health or strength; recover
external: existing on the outside; an external force
internal: existing inside the mind
priority: something of the utmost importance

4. What do I want now?
“…most people want happiness, peace, and life satisfaction.”
Life satisfaction comes from inside and the things that will give them satisfaction is different for everyone.
Read pg popcorn (discuss Maslow’s triangle on next two slides)

5. Cornell Notes on Maslow’s Triangle
Left Side
Right Side
Who is Maslow?
Name, what he did, his title, what did he study, etc.
Survival
The most basic need,
Security & Safety
Sense of Belonging
Self-Esteem
Self Actualization

6. Different view points of Maslow’s Hierarchy

7. Where are you now? Wkbk pg that corresponds to pg 59
Don’t forget to shade/color the triangle based on the directions

8. Being Remembered Read pg 60-61 popcorn
Wkbk pg that corresponds to pg 61
Write main idea on poster on wall
(do not put your name)

9. Happiness is a Balanced Lifestyle
Lifestyle is the way in which you live
Main components include:
Married or not
Children or not
Where you choose to live
The pace of your life
How you earn and spend your money
Read pg 62 & (individually)
Complete wkbk pg that corresponds to pg 63

10. Debate-As a class Which should come first…
Lifestyle Choice or Career Choice?
Take turns to speak and be respectful of each other

11. Modified Maslow Triangle
Includes needs that are internal and external
Our internal lives can be defined as our spiritual well being
Read (again) and take notes
Left Side
Right Side
Internal Needs
External Needs

12. Modified Maslow…
In partners, discuss and complete the triangles for Joanie
In the workbook
15-20 min or so

13. Life Direction and Satisfaction
To think about the contribution you would like to make in your lifetime will help give your live direction.
Achieving life satisfaction is a process.

14. What about your life? Read pg 70-71
Workbook page for yourself that corresponds to these pages

15. Chapter Three Vocabulary List
 self-actualization: to fully realize your potential
esteem: worth; value; admiration
survival: the process of staying alive
capable: qualified; competent
necessity: something that is essential or indispensable
satisfaction: a state of being having all your need or want; contentment
hierarchy: a series levels or ranks; power structure
legacy: something passed on from one generation to another; something left behind
acknowledgement: recognition for a notable deed
epitaph: an account meant to summarize the life of a dead person; commemoration
lifestyle: typical way in which someone chooses to live
sociology: the scientific study of society, its institutions, and the relationships within
psychology: the scientific study of the mind and behavior
component: a piece, part, or ingredient
contemplation: to study in your mind; reflection
spiritual: relating to sacred things
recuperate: to get back health or strength; recover
external: existing on the outside; an external force
internal: existing inside the mind
priority: something of the utmost importance

16. Dream Life Project
Cut out the dream bubble. Look through magazines for pictures to put on your bubble.
Cut out three types of pictures to glue onto your dream bubble forming 3 layers of visuals.
Background pictures to visually fill all the spaces of the dream bubble
Specific pictures to put over the background
Words to put over the specific pictures
*None of the base paper should show on you dream bubble because a collage is only a mass of images. If any space does show, your grade for the assignment will be a “D” since you chose not to follow the directions.

17. Dream Life Project Divide your bubble into two sections of images:
What you want for your home life
What you want for your career
Make sure each section shows multiple parts of your personality, not just one thing over and over
Cut letters for your first name and put across your dream bubble
WARNING: No cigarettes, beer, alcohol, half-dressed people, or drug items are to appear on your dream bubble. If you’re not sure of something, don’t use it. Use of these images or words will result in an “F”.

18. Dream Life Project Instructions for writing:
Write a one page paper explaining your dream bubble. Why did you choose the images you put on your dream bubble? How do the two sides show what you dream of having in the future?
Give your work a title (Homework Assignment should NOT be a title)
Writing tips:
MLA format: 12 font, 1” margin, header with page number, watch double spacing make sure you are not triple spacing (double spacing is a setting, NOT using enter twice).
Read your paper out loud to make sure it makes sense to you, and then give it to another person to proof read before you turn in.
Papers with too many grammatical mistakes will be asked to rewrite.