|  Snapshots
More than anything, Elliot Poirot wants to be a detective, so he’s thrilled when events in his new school give him the chance to figure out WHO is mysteriously circulating photographs of kids disrespecting teachers and other kids, breaking rules, and being careless with their own and others’ property. In solving this mystery, Elliot also solves the mystery of WHAT disrespectful behavior is and WHY and HOW disrespectful behavior makes school a much more pleasant place to be.
- To demonstrate and label uncivil or disrespectful behaviors
- To help students recognize uncivil or disrespectful behavior in their own and others’ conduct
- To demonstrate and label civil or respectful behavior
- To inspire students to behave civilly by showing that such behavior furthers respectful, caring, and cooperative schools that are pleasant, fun, and safe places to be
- To inspire students and teachers to formulate classroom or even school-wide rules of civility and to model a method for doing so
Space Requirements: 30x325 feet deep x 10 feet high ceiling
Audience Size: 350
Running Time: 45 minutes
Cost: click here
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"Our school was privileged today to host "Snapshots" for our grades 3-5. The play was developmentally appropriate, used language that was easily understood by the students, and captured and held the attention of the audience. The play was interactive, allowing the students to be involved in determining examples of both respectful and disrespectful behaviors. The situations portrayed in the performances were similar to those our students face at school and on school grounds, which helped build a connection between the play and real life for our young learners!"
-Maggie Mitzel, Principal, Kennedy Elementary, Fargo, ND |
