Acceptance of Differences Classes for Grades K-2
Synopsis
Princess Uniqua has worked herself into quite a snit. Today is her birthday, and her father, King One-Of-A-Kind, and his royal subjects are throwing her a party to celebrate. This birthday party is different from any other; but to Princess Uniqua, everything appears to be the same, same, same. And that’s just boring, boring, boring! Through song, pantomime and a dance they make up themselves, your students, the royal subjects, show Princess Uniqua that everything and everyone is different…and the world is much more fun that way!
Educational Objectives
- To demonstrate the ideas of same and different
- To create a safe environment that gives students an opportunity to acknowledge the similarities and differences between themselves and their classmates
- To show that the differences between people are a positive and fun part of life
Audience size: 35 students maximum in a classroom; up to 40 students in a multi-purpose room
Running time: 40 minutes
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Acceptance of Differences Classes for Grades 3-6
Synopsis
Many children develop prejudice at an early age, when they are first becoming aware of the differences between themselves and the people around them. In this active and stimulating class, your students learn about inclusion and exclusion through a revealing group activity, learn the definition of prejudice by watching a performed montage, and use role-play to demonstrate that acceptance can be communicated through tone-of-voice and body language.
Educational Objectives
- To define prejudice
- To demonstrate the negative emotional consequences of exclusion
- To demonstrate the positive emotional consequences of inclusion
- To show that body language and tone-of-voice can communicate inclusion and exclusion
Audience size: 35 students maximum in a classroom; up to 40 students in a multi-purpose room
Running time: 40 minutes
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