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This is What I Would Do! |
Yesterday, students in 8-B got to apply their knowledge of Kelso's Choices to "small" and "big" problems experienced at schools. During the first part of the lesson, I gave each girl a blank wheel and then asked them to fill it in with the nine Kelso's Choices. Most knew all nine, but it was a good chance to review each choice. Once their wheels were completed, I read scenarios and girls volunteered to go up to the board to pick which of Kelso's Choices they would use to solve the problem. For example:
- "What you you do if someone was tripping you while you were walking to recess." (Tell them to stop, Talk it out)
- "Your friend was being really annoying. Instead of talking it out, you talked behind her back and she found out. What would you do (Apologize)
- "If someone was teasing you so much that you did not want to go to school, what would you do?" (Tell an adult you trust)
They did a great job with this and offered detailed explanations about how they would implement their choices!
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Margaret Working on her Wheel |
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