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Feeling Disappointment or Grief? Lesson PlanFeeling Disappointment or Grief? Lesson Plan
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Health Smart Virginia
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Feeling Disappointment or Grief?

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  • 2nd Grade Health Education Standards and Resources
  • Loss, Grief, and Disappointment (PowerPoint)
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Grief and disappointment are the focus of a lesson designed to encourage scholars to share their feelings. Following a presentation, the class listens to read-aloud, examines scenarios, and discusses appropriate ways to express their feelings. The lesson concludes a written assignment that shares a moment of grief or disappointment. 

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Concepts

grief, emotions, emotional development, identifying emotions, social-emotional learning, expressing feelings, feelings, self-awareness

Instructional Ideas

  • In case learners do not feel comfortable sharing with the class, direct them to share in pairs or small groups 
  • Gather several books that deal with disappointment or grief for class members

Classroom Considerations

  • The lesson has the potential to be highly triggering; contact the school's counselor to speak to pupils individually if needed
  • This resource is the second in a series of four social-emotional learning lessons

Pros

  • Encourages pupils to share their feelings with a trusted adult
  • Boosts writing skills

Cons

  • None

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