Summary of Have a Go Spaghettio!

Have a Go Spaghettio is a teaching program designed for early childhood education. Its primary purpose is to help teachers instruct students about the connection between thinking, feeling, and doing using Rational Emotive Behaviour Therapy (REBT) principles.

The program focuses on building resilience in young students and is based on the ABC Theory of Emotional Disturbance, which explains how emotions and behaviors are influenced by the way we think about events. By teaching students to recognize and challenge their thoughts, Have a Go Spaghettio aims to promote emotional well-being, confidence, and positive behavior.

Some key aspects of the program include:

- *Resilience Building*: Encouraging students to take on challenges and develop coping skills

- *REBT Principles*: Teaching students to identify and dispute irrational thoughts and behaviors

- *Think-Feel-Do Connection*: Helping students understand the relationship between their thoughts, emotions, and actions

- *Visual Learning*: Using a six-color coded graphic to illustrate REBT and General Semantics theories

Overall, Have a Go Spaghettio is an educational tool designed to support the emotional and social development of young students.

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