Bounce Back Classroom Lesson
Goal: To become resilient and develop skills that help us bounce back from challenges.
This lesson will teach students that everyone can Bounce Back. This lesson ends with time for a group discussion so students can learn from each other and put what they learned into practice.
Social and Emotional Competencies: Self-awareness, Self-Management, Responsible decision-making, Social Awareness, and Relationship Skills
Catchphrase: Bounce Back
This lesson will tell a story about one boy's encounter with an alligator and discuss the Four R's of Resilience and how they can help us through life's challenges.
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