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Being angry is natural but changing into the Hulk isn’t! Talking about what makes one angry could help students understand the signs of an upcoming explosion. Learning about coping techniques from friends could also help one stay cool.
This self-exploration activity will help students understand what makes them frustrated, angry, and furious. It will also challenge them to share personal stories with others. Finding ways to deal with anger is also part of the plan.
Unsure how to deal with many things in your life? Feeling indecisive lately? Address like problems by guiding the students to formulate their personal decision-making recipes.
According to a Proverb, hygiene is what makes up two-thirds of our health. The students will learn the primary actions that they have to do in order to take care of their own bodies and exercise proper hygiene.
In a world where influencers curated a uncanny valley between real life and curated real life for the gram, it can easily sway us to think how flawed we are. In this activity, teach your students about positive affirmations through self-reflection.
Our desire to do something roots from what we feel within and what we’re willing do to with it. This will be instilled to the students as they create and perform a jingle about being better learners in school!
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