But It's Not My Fault! Responsibility and Problem Solving Lesson Plan
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This resource bundles three effective and engaging lesson plans for developing responsibility in your upper elementary students: Understanding Choices and Consequences, Whose Job is It?, and Problem Solving + Accepting Responsibility.Whose Job Is It?Teach your students about responsibility by answerPrice $8.00Original Price $9.00Save $1.00
Julia Cook books are awesome stories for teaching and modeling social emotional skills we want our students to learn. This resource bundles companion activities and lessons for seven of my favorite books of hers:I Can't Believe You Said That! (note: this resource is also included in my Positive CommPrice $16.00Original Price $21.50Save $5.50
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Helping students to take responsibility for their actions and become better independent problem solvers is a big part of our role as educators! This companion to the book "But It's Not My Fault!" is an engaging way to do just that.
*This lesson is also available as part of my Responsibility Lesson Plan Bundle.*
Included in this resource:
• Written lesson plan with ASCA Mindsets & Behaviors and CASEL competencies, including discussion questions to use with the book
• Blaming vs. problem solving statement sort
• Collaborative learning activity to practice taking responsibility for mistakes/problems
• Problem solving sorting cards (four problems with four solutions each, in the following themes: grades, behavior, conflict, and friendships)
• Blame cards
• Exit Ticket
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“ I am constantly encouraging my students to try and come up with ways to resolve the day to day issues they may encounter in our classroom. This resource was an excellent tool to help the students practice ways to communicate with each other positively, and resolved their problems by thinking on their own without the teacher's assistance when appropriate.” ~Annette C.
“My students love these Julia Cook book companion lessons! Lessons are more engaging and it encourages students to apply what they learned in the story to the activity. Great resource!” ~Hayleigh H.
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