Nine short scenes and discussion questions based on SEL concepts of Gratitude, Honesty, and Creativity. Perfect to use in class with ages 6-11.
Drama classrooms are a natural environment for SEL (Social Emotional Learning). Use these nine short scenes to explore what it means to “Be Well” through the concepts of:
Gratitude
Honesty
Creativity
Each scene is intended to be a conversation starter and includes discussion questions to ask your students. Great for ages 6-11.
Example of a scene about honesty:
Wallet
A. Hey look! I just found this wallet on the ground.
B. What’s inside?
A. (opening it) There’s a library card and a $20 bill.
B. Cool! What should we buy?
A. We’re not going to buy anything. We need to return it.
B. But we don’t even know who dropped it.
A. Well, there’s a library card with someone’s name on it.
B. They’ll never miss it. Let’s keep it.
Example of a discussion question about honesty:
Have you ever gotten a special present from someone? How does that feel?
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