Students will work in small groups to create scenarios that provoke emotions like happiness, anger, fear, and sadness. They will then playact the scenarios and suggest ways to deal with the emotions. Their audience will be their peers. The goal is for students to think about what causes different emotions. As their role, students will be experts on emotions. They must create and perform short skits about emotional scenarios and how to handle the emotions. Their product will be the performance of their scenario and suggestions. Standards require the scenarios to show emotional responses and suggest ways to deal with each emotion.
Students will work in small groups to create scenarios that provoke emotions like happiness, anger, fear, and sadness. They will then playact the scenarios and suggest ways to deal with the emotions. Their audience will be their peers. The goal is for students to think about what causes different emotions. As their role, students will be experts on emotions. They must create and perform short skits about emotional scenarios and how to handle the emotions. Their product will be the performance of their scenario and suggestions. Standards require the scenarios to show emotional responses and suggest ways to deal with each emotion.
Students will work in small groups to create scenarios that provoke emotions like happiness, anger, fear, and sadness. They will then playact the scenarios and suggest ways to deal with the emotions. Their audience will be their peers. The goal is for students to think about what causes different emotions. As their role, students will be experts on emotions. They must create and perform short skits about emotional scenarios and how to handle the emotions. Their product will be the performance of their scenario and suggestions. Standards require the scenarios to show emotional responses and suggest ways to deal with each emotion.
G – Goal Students’ performance task will be to work in small groups and come up with different situations that What should students accomplish by provoke emotions such has happiness, anger, fear, completing this task? and sadness. Students will playact each scenario R – Role and provide reactive responses on how to deal with the emotions. Students’ audience will be their What role (prospectively) will your peers. Students may also choose how they present students be taking? their information, (video, picture cards, audio). A – Audience Grasps elements outlined for students: Who is the relative audience? Goal: Your goal is to think about the different S – Situation things that can happen to provoke your emotions. The context or challenge provided to the Role: You will be the expert on emotions students Audience: Your audience will be your peers P – Product Situation/Scenario: You have been asked to think What product/performance will the about the different things that can affect emotions. student produce? Then create a skit based on the scenarios you choose to address how to handle these emotions. These mini skits will be play-acted in front of your peers. Product: You will play-act your scenario, giving your peers ideas on how to deal with the emotion you have chosen. S – Standards and Criteria for Success Your presentation should: Create the rubric for the performance Show each emotional response to different task scenario Suggest possible ways to deal with each. Other Evidence Student Self-Assessment Through what other evidence will How will students self-assess their own learning? students demonstrate achievement of desired results? Ex. Work samples, journals, observations, quizzes. Formative and summative assessments used throughout the unit to arrive at the outcomes. Students will be working on many Students will engage in self-assessments by means activities about emotions throughout the of through the use of journal entries throughout the unit that will be added to their social unit. Students will also do emotional check-in work emotional folders. These pieces will be sheets using pictures and emotion words. Students used as a means for formative will also self-assess by completing facial assessment, through which instructions expression worksheets. will be adjusted to suit each student’s needs. Also, teacher will be observing and taking detailed notes through small group activities.