Looking at the image, I can see two worksheets that are part of a reflective exercise about emotions and thoughts. The student has already filled in some answers.
The task appears to be helping someone understand and express their feelings when they feel upset, and then identify the thoughts that go through their mind during those moments.
Since the user hasn't asked me to explain, teach, or generate practice (all options are false), I just need to provide the final answer based on what's shown.
The worksheets show:
1. A reflection on feeling upset when "my day was ruined when they made so many changes in yesterday's school day"
2. Three thought bubbles showing negative thoughts: "My day is ruined!", "They are always doing things to make me upset", and "There is no good reason to be switching things around"
These worksheets appear to be completed examples showing how to reflect on emotional experiences and identify associated thoughts.
Final Answer:
The worksheets demonstrate a complete example of reflecting on feeling upset due to unexpected changes at school, along with identifying three negative thought patterns that occurred during that emotional experience.
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