Description
This resource is a set of activities to use as a companion to Trudy Ludwig’s Just Kidding.
• Written plan with ASCA behaviors/mindsets and CASEL competencies
• Discussion questions and directions for two ways to use them and incorporate movement and increased participation
• Questions to answer whole group about how to determine if teasing is hurtful or fun
• Sorting cards – Hurtful vs. Fun
• Interactive and movement based activity for identifying alternate ways of making others laugh
This resource is a set of companion activities to go along with the story “Just Kidding” by Trudy Ludwig. The book is not included in this resource and needs to be purchased separately
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What others are saying...
“Thank you so much for this lesson. The book in itself opened up a lot of conversation with my 5th grade classrooms this past week. The follow-up activity was also very well designed and easy to follow and the students really enjoyed working together to decide whether certain scenarios were kind or hurtful.”
“Great lesson! Love the movement activities! Sparked a great conversation with fifth grade about context when it comes to teasing (tone of voice, relationship between the people, etc.) We came to the conclusion that we should always THINK before we speak and that if you can’t say anything nice, you’re not thinking hard enough.”
“Thank you for creating such awesome lessons to use with Trudy Ludwig’s awesome books! The discussion questions and activities were meaningful and easy to implement.”
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