Resiliency Classes for Grades K-2

Synopsis
Scoop Extra is looking for some dirt.  When the famous Dr. Boingburger announces her theory that human beings are able to “bounce back” from tough situations, Scoop, a reporter from the Daily Blabbermouth, is highly skeptical.  Dr. Boingburger and her lab assistants, played by your students, show Scoop that people can make positive choices, like talking to a trusted adult or doing something they enjoy, to help them to deal with difficult situations. 

Educational Objectives

1. To define resiliency
2. To illustrate the feelings that can result from difficult situations
3. To brainstorm with students techniques they can use to “bounce back” from difficult situations
4. To teach students to talk to a trusted adult when they are dealing with situations that are too difficult to handle alone

Audience size:  35 students maximum
Running time:  40 minutes
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Resiliency Classes for Grades 3-6

Synopsis
When young people experience anything from mild disappointment to severe pain or loss, they can forget about the tremendous resources available to them from without and within.  This class remains appropriately lighthearted as it deals with heavy subject matter. A fun warm-up activity allows students to brainstorm difficult situations.  Then, a poignant scene allows students to witness the feelings that can result from major and minor letdowns.  Lastly, students use an imagination exercise to come up with positive actions they can take in response to negative feelings.

Educational Objectives

1. To define resiliency
2. To illustrate the feelings that can result from difficult situations
3. To brainstorm techniques students can use to “bounce back” from difficult situations
4. To teach students to talk to a trusted adult when they are dealing with situations that are too difficult to handle alone

Audience size:  35 students maximum
Running time:  40 minutes
Cost: click here

Interested in booking?