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We also did the 'Line Game' (not sue what it's true name is...a milder version than what Erin Gruwell did in the film "Freedom Writers'.  Example: "Stand on the line if you speak more than one language."...OR "Stand on the line if you have done harm to someone."  They had a great time with this activity...seeing common expereinces and finding their uniqueness.  We followed up with a conversation about how if made them feel when there were lots or a few people on the line with them :)

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We also did the 'Line Game' (not sue what it's true name is...a milder version than what Erin Gruwell did in the film "Freedom Writers'.  Example: "Stand on the line if you speak more than one language."...OR "Stand on the line if you have done harm to someone."  They had a great time with this activity...seeing common expereinces and finding their uniqueness.  We followed up with a conversation about how if made them feel when there were lots or a few people on the line with them :)

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I did a 'What Is Your Hope?' activity.  All students write one hope they currently have...for school, for their family or their world.  Students are encouraged to read ideas that others placed on the wall, and find common themes.

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A fun way to answer questions that students might have early in the school year is to have them write their "burning question" on a slip of paper, wad it up and throw it at the teacher. I then collect a few randomly and answer the questions. 

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A fun way to answer questions that students might have early in the school year is to have them write their "burning question" on a slip of paper, wad it up and throw it at the teacher. I then collect a few randomly and answer the questions. 

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Ronnie

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Use Padlet to post relationship building questions and have students answer the questions. You can monitor responses.