Robots have rights ... In this lesson Dave and Boris discover that with rights comes responsibility. In this lesson children will learn the benefit of serving others in their environment. Students will learn that with privilege comes an invitation to serve.
Materials Required: pencil and paper (colored pencils and markers optional)
Age Group: Late Elementary/KS2
This lesson cross references the SEL Core Competency: 'Social Awareness' from the CASEL 5.
This lesson cross-references with B-SMS 1. from the ASCA Mindset and Behavior Standards.
UK:
CF1 : Caring Friendships - how important friendships are in making us feel happy.
CF2 : Caring Friendships - the characteristics of friendships, including kindness and generosity.
CF3 : Caring Friendships - that healthy friendships are positive and do not exclude others
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No Two Robots Are the Same
HeartSmart DISC Quiz:
https://www.tryinteract.com/share/quiz/6053d8c3cdaa1300171ddcc5Everybody is unique! In this lesson Dave and Boris introduce the DISC profile personality test and explore how understating our strengths and weaknesses can help us be more HeartSmart. Knowing what we are like ...
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Boris and the Speed Limit
Boris, why do some people act weird... In this lesson Dave and Boris explore how to develop empathy and compassion especially for children who are bullied. Dave shows students how to stand up against bullying.
Materials Required: pencil and paper
Age Group: Late Elementary/KS2
This lesson cro...
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Open Arms
Boris's arms are always open... and that's because robots can't cross their arms. In this lesson Dave and Boris talk about opening up to the people around you. Boris learns about all the connections we share, and he discovers that the more you open your arms and let people in, the more the world ...
