Classroom Quiz-Style Game Disagreeing Politely & Respectfully for Elementary
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This interactive Google Slides game approaches the topic of agreeing and disagreeing respectfully and politely with elementary students.
"That's a stupid idea!", "That's lame!", "Those shoes are ugly!", we all have heard these comments. Sometimes kids need more guidance on how to politely and disrespectfully disagree with someone else's opinions, ideas, and personal preferences.
This activity is inspired by popular quiz-style shows, but adapted to accommodate a classroom setting. Using an engaging and competitive game, students can talk about:
- Agreeing & Disagreeing Respectfully;
- Give another suggestion or idea;
- Respectful vs. Disrespectful Talk;
- Correcting Someone Politely;
- Dealing with disrespectful people.
The main goal of this activity is to generate dialogue between students about agreeing and disagreeing respectfully and provide teachable moments.
For a more comprehensible lesson and practice opportunities, check out Upper Elementary No-Prep Lesson on Agreeing & Disagreeing Respectfully
You will be able to edit the answers provided for each situation to customize them for your classroom's level of understanding. The situations and the game template are not editable, but an extra blank template is provided to allow you to customize the questions. You can also edit the tasks on each slide if you have something else in mind for this activity.
You will get:
- Interactive Google Slides Game;
- Exit tickets;
- Instructions;
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