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Cake & I Scream Book Companion SEL Lesson about Bossing VS Suggesting

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Cover of the bossing versus suggesting lesson featuring Cake & I Scream and an optional read-aloud video
Cover of the SEL book companion
Coloring sheet for the lesson: an ice cream cone beneath “I can make suggestions, not demands.”
Coloring sheet with the lesson's statement
Sorting mat for the 24 statement cards, headed “Bossing or Suggesting Sort,” with both categories labeled
Sorting mat for bossing and suggesting cards
Sorting cards 1–4: “I want to go first!”, “What do you want to play?” and two more playtime statements
Cards 1–4 of the 24-card sorting set
Sorting cards 5–8: suggesting tag, wanting to play ball, saying “Hey-watch out!” and requesting a marker
Cards 5–8 of the 24-card sorting set
Sorting cards 9–12: correcting how to play, offering the first turn, claiming a better way and protesting turns
Cards 9–12 of the 24-card sorting set
Sorting cards 13–16: “You don't know anything.”, suggesting jump rope, asking for ideas and flipping a coin
Cards 13–16 of the 24-card sorting set
Sorting cards 17–20: claiming a spot, excluding someone, asking “Can I play too?” and saying “Be quiet!”
Cards 17–20 of the 24-card sorting set
Sorting cards 21–24: sharing a toy, saying “Stop hogging the ball!”, criticizing food and requesting a turn
Cards 21–24 of the 24-card sorting set
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About This Product

Cake & I Scream Book Companion SEL Lesson about Bossing VS Suggesting

This is an innovative teaching resource intended for early learners, from preschool to grade 2. This education tool highlights fundamental life skills such as distinguishing between being bossy and making suggestions. The lesson, centred around the engaging book 'Cake & I Scream' by Michael Genhart, makes learning interactive and fun.

Flexible Formats and Use Cases

Structured in two different formats – a PowerPoint presentation and a PDF – this resource offers flexibility in its utilization. It can be projected during classroom lessons or delivered via Zoom meetings for distance learning circumstances. Teachers reading to their class directly or sharing the provided video read-aloud link also have viable options to facilitate student comprehension.

  • The PowerPoint presentation provides not only a platform for running through the story but also consists of discussion prompts based on the book's themes.
  • Teachers will find recommended lesson flow suggestions straightforwardly available in slide notes.
  • To encourage interactivity and reinforce learning, an exercise involving students distinguishing between ''bossiness'' and ''suggestive behaviors'' is incorporated.

The accompanying PDF further extends multimedia elements into physical activities- comprising of:

  1. A coloring sheet themed around Ice Cream & Cake characters from the book
  2. An ice cream card sorting activity where students outline instances of being bossy versus proposing advice.
To ease access, both components are conveniently packaged within one ZIP file ready for download once secured—the completed package noodling notes that given how first graders experience peak points of bossiness developmental challenges; this resource has particular relevance for this grade level group but with benefits extending beyond it too.

Summarising the Utility

In summary, whether applied in whole group lessons or segmented study clusters— implemented as a teaching centerpiece or used as homework material: The Cake & I Scream Book companion SEL Lesson about Bossing Vs suggesting deliver tangible insights into interpersonal communication dynamics essential especially at these earliest points along an educational journey— custom designed to make insightful concepts achievable while ensuring enjoyable learning engagements endure.

What's Included

A ZIP file with a PowerPoint lesson and a PDF with a coloring sheet and sorting activity.

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