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Caring Activities < The boys and the Santa Claus>

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Caring Activities < The boys and the Santa Claus>

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We read the story and talked about it.

We made the map of the story with the characters, seeting, problem and solution,

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We read the storyThe cocky bat  which speaks of respect. After we read talked about

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Trust Activities A bad word is not forgotten

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Trust Activities A bad word is not forgotten

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Filter the Thoughts

On the occasion of the story '' Trust Activities A bad word is not forgotten''we talked about the "Social Filter". We explained that οur brains have filters to help us hold back the angry, hurtful words that we want to say so that we can protect friend's feelings, save ourselves from being embarassed, show respect, and stay out of trouble. Most people can control their social filter without even thinking about it but some of us need lots of coaching experiences to keep our social filter on.

taking someone else's perspective

We thought how others may feel with our words.

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The purpose of school is to develop a place where all students learn at high levels. In order to achieve this, we must establish meaningful relationships. And an essential component of meaningful relationships is trust. Trust is safety. Trust is comfort.  Trust is feeling that someone has your back. Trust is an environment where individuals can be their best selves.
Building trust is a process. The end goal is the moment we can collectively have honest dialogue about our students.

The following  activity, inclusive of different trust building exercice will help develop and strengthen the trust factor in  kids

read a book and discuss

Read the story ​Tale of Trust from Snejina and talk about trust

What is a Trust?

“When I say the word “trust” what comes to mind?

How would  you lose someone's trust?

How would  you gain someone's trust?

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play a game

Trust Walks

A Trust Walk activity is also known as a Blind Walk activity. A fun trust exercise for group of kids.

Your kid and friends have to be divided into two groups. Make sure that both the groups have the same number of players.

Blindfold one group and let one kid from each group hold hands with each other to form a pair. Each pair should have one kid who has the blindfold and one who doesn’t. Depending on the level and intensity of the activity, you can let the path be regular or add obstacles. The kid who is not blindfolded has to guide his partner carefully through the path and reach a safe zone. Once all kids are in the safe zone, switch the blindfold and put it on the kids who did not wear it earlier

This game builds a sense of trust between partners and boosts listening, communication and teamwork skills as partners work together to reach a common goal.You can easily play this game with more than two players, and with a few modifications you can also make it into an exciting treasure hunt.

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written exercise

Students determine ways in which they can build mutual trust.

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Friendship Activities - The Lion and The mouse

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Friendship Activities - The Lion and The mouse

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activity book from Komotini