I Am Valuable Classroom Lesson

GOAL: To recognize my own values and strengths and identify the values and strengths in others.

This lesson will teach students how to celebrate each other’s strengths instead of comparing and competing with each other. Every one of us is valuable and has a contribution to make to our classroom, school, and to the world!

Social and Emotional Competencies: Self-awareness, Self-Management, and Social Awareness. (Learn more about the five core competencies of social and emotional learning)

Lesson Catchphrase: I Am Valuable

The catchphrase is the main concept of the object lesson that we want students to catch onto and remember so they can say and practice it on the playground, in hallways, in the classroom, and at home. Your strengths may look different than your classmates, but our differences make us a better and stronger classroom.

After you teach, your students can process the lesson with these workbook pages. You have options: K-2, 3-5, 6-8 grade.

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I Am Valuable Classroom Lesson

GOAL: To recognize my own values and strengths and identify the values and strengths in others.

After you teach, your students can process the lesson with these workbook pages. You have options: K-2, 3-5, 6-8 grade.

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