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Basic Needs role-play: It All Happened Because Mark Overslept and Missed Breakfast

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A. Students participate in scripted role-play called “It All Happened Because Mark Overslept and Missed Breakfast.”

Story Description: Conflict happens when one or more of your Basic Needs get messed with. Listen to this story about Mark and the chain reaction of actions that happened as a result of what was going wrong with him.

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It All Happened Because Mark Overslept and Missed Breakfast

Here is a story scenario you can use to help teach about that conflict happens when one or more of your Basic Needs get messed with, Either you have conflict within yourselves and you feel frustrated, angry, or depressed. Or conflict happens with others and you get into an argument or a fight. But sometimes, conflict can happen from something as simple as being sleepy, sick, or hungry. Listen to this story about Mark and the chain reaction of actions that happened as a result of what was going wrong with him.

A. Teacher reads story to the class called “It All Happened Because Mark Overslept and Missed Breakfast.”

B. Story Description: Conflict happens when one or more of your Basic Needs get messed with. Listen to this story about Mark and the chain reaction of actions that happened as a result of what was going wrong with him.

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Communication Skills role-play: Little Red-Riding-Hood and Omega Wolf Bert

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A. Students participate in scripted role-play called “Little Red-Riding-Hood and Omega Wolf Bert.”

Story Description: Frequently, other kids call Connie Blake by the name of Little Red-Riding-Hood because she regularly wears a red cloak. On her way to bringing muffins to her sick granny, she met an Omega Wolf by the name of Bert. Hoping to be more popular with his wolf pack, Bert hatches a plan to capture Connie. Will Connie survive?

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Communication Skills Tale: Little Red-Riding-Hood and Omega Wolf Bert

Here is a modern version of an old favorite called “Little Red-Riding-Hood and Omega Wolf Bert.” The story teaches the importance of finding common ground between two opposing forces, empathy, using your survival instincts to help you through dangerous situations, the unpleasantness of name-calling, and the importance of making sincere apologies for wrong intentions and wrong-doing.

Frequently, other kids call Connie Blake by the name of Little Red-Riding-Hood because she regularly wears a red cloak. On her way to bringing muffins to her sick granny, she met an Omega Wolf by the name of Bert. Hoping to be more popular with his wolf pack, Bert hatches a plan to capture Connie. Will Connie survive?

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