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Puppets showcase the importance of being a good friend. Following a discussion about positive character traits, scholars create a paper-bag puppet and role-play scenarios with a peer.
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Instructional Ideas
- Keep at least two puppets handy for when a situation arises between peers, use them to engage in a thoughtful discussion and problem solving
- Create a friendship themed bulletin board on which the puppets can be displayed
- Revisit the lesson after long breaks from school to remind pupils how important it is to be a good friend
Classroom Considerations
- This lesson is the first of three that examine the character trait, respect
- Requires craft supplies for puppet making
- Although designed to be conducted by a counselor, the lesson can be led by a classroom teacher
Pros
- Encourages social and emotional development, particularly social awareness
- Puppets enhance engagement
- The plan is easy to follow
Cons
- None
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