Guide students through 125+ culturally responsive conversations, includes daily messages, greetings, share topics, robust and varied activities, and reflection questions to prompt development of social skills, critical thinking, and open discussion.
Students love them!
Game books abound, but this one’s different. These activities are the winners that teachers (and students!) love the best. The ones they use over. The no-fail fun providers even when skies are gloomy or standardized tests are looming.
One of the practices in the Developmental Designs approach is Pathways to Self-control, which supports students in building both self-discipline and resilience.
"Sometimes a person needs a quiet place."
A place that's far away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life -- a place that isn't ringing or talking or roaring or blaring or playing. But sometimes that place isn't easy to find.
Think about that moment before the Circle of Power and Respect meeting has begun: everyone circled together, seeing, maybe feeling each other's presence, all equidistant from the center, everyone in, no one out.
Guide students through 125+ culturally responsive conversations, includes daily messages, greetings, share topics, robust and varied activities, and reflection questions to prompt development of social skills, critical thinking, and open discussion.
One of the practices in the Developmental Designs approach is Pathways to Self-control, which supports students in building both self-discipline and resilience.
Think about that moment before the Circle of Power and Respect meeting has begun: everyone circled together, seeing, maybe feeling each other's presence, all equidistant from the center, everyone in, no one out.
The Empathy Talk Show Game
Community Level 1
Materials: None
How to play: Group students in pairs.
In each pair, one plays the role of a talk-show host...
