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he's mean
Materials:
Paper & marker
Introduction:
What does it mean to be mean? Allow discussion.
Objective/Purpose:
Child will
hear examples of being mean.
Procedure:
1. Let's talk about ways kids can be mean. Think of
things that you have seen or that have happened to you.
2. Write out children's responses on the paper.
Common answers are: - Calling
someone a name - Wrecking
someone's work - Taking
something that does not belong to you
- Hitting, joking, pinching, kicking
- Not letting someone play with you Practice &
Extended Activities:
Children can draw their own pictures of ways they have shared with their
friends and these can be put up in the classroom as a reminder to share.
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All children are artists. The problem is how to remain an artist once he
grows up. - Pablo Picasso
02/14/2008
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