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Teacher starts this activity. Makes • What does it look like when we are
sure students are following the mindful of others? (L.O #2 & 3).
Tribes Agreement. (L.O #2) • Why is this an important topic in
• Independent work time on Me relation to our classroom
Books. Make sure students are community? (L.O #2 & 3)
on task. Walk around the room • What are some mindfulness
and see what students are strategies? (L.O #1, 2 & 3).
creating. (L.O #3) • How can mindfulness help you find
peace? (L.O #1, 2 & 3).
Written/Performance Assessments:
• Students will create a personal collage. The idea behind this is saying
something about yourself though words and pictures. Students will be
encouraged to be creative and use pictures, words, images, etc. from the
magazines. After this is complete, students will write a brief artist statement
about their creation, explaining how this relates to them personally. Since there
is a writing component, this will be a summative assessment. The only thing
they must have on their collage is their name. The rest is up to them, as long
as they feel it personally relates to them, and they can justify it.
LEARNING RESOURCES CONSULTED
• The Alberta Program of Studies.
• Tribes
• I Am Peace: A Book of Mindfulness – Susan Verde.
MATERIALS & EQUIPMENT
• I Am Peace: A Book of Mindfulness – Susan Verde
• Tribes
• Me Book’s
• Colouring materials
PROCEDURE
Introduction:
Hook/Attention Grabber: Who would like to read the quote of the day? Brief
discussion around the quote.
Advance Organizer/Agenda:
Ashley Pasiciel
Key Questions:
• What is mindfulness?
• What does mindfulness mean to you?
• How can we practice mindfulness at home?
• How can we practice mindfulness at school?
• What does it look like when we are mindful of others?
• Why is this an important topic in relation to our classroom community?
• What are some mindfulness strategies?
• How can mindfulness help you find peace?
Learning Activity #2: Community Circle (L.O #2)
• Students will gather in a circle around the room.
• We will review the Tribes agreements. Ask students to share what they
remember.
• Share question: How can you practice mindfulness? How do you practice
mindfulness?
• Teacher will model this activity.
• Students will follow – they have the right to pass. At the end of the activity we
will come back to these students.
• Further discussion – why is mindfulness important?
Assessment/Differentiation:
• Make sure all student feel comfortable sharing.
• Make sure all students have the opportunity to share.
• Teacher models’ activity, so students know what to do.
• Ask questions to further understanding and have students connect mindfulness
to their personal lives.
Ashley Pasiciel
Key Questions:
• What is mindfulness?
• What does mindfulness mean to you?
• How can we practice mindfulness at home?
• How can we practice mindfulness at school?
• What does it look like when we are mindful of others?
• Why is this an important topic in relation to our classroom community?
• What are some mindfulness strategies?
• How can mindfulness help you find peace?
Learning Activity #3: Me Book (L.O #3)
• Students will complete the next two reflections in their Me Book.
• They will share ways they can be mindful at home and at school.
• To accompany their reflection, they can draw a picture.
Assessment/Differentiation:
• Reach different kinds of learners through writing and drawing a picture.
• Have students connect personally.