Activity Overview
Sometimes students need to stop and listen to what their friends are really saying. Being surrounded by positive people can be beneficial and motivate you. On the other hand, if you’re around negative people, they could bring you down or begin to negatively affect your thoughts.
In this activity, students will create a storyboard illustrating the things they hear from their friends and how that makes them feel. These things do not necessarily have to relate to the student in question. Hopefully your students will produce all positive cells because we want them to have positive people around them. For those who do not, the important piece of their storyboard is their reflection.
Template and Class Instructions
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Student Instructions
At times, we need to stop and listen to what our friends are saying around us. You’ll be creating a storyboard representing examples of what you hear daily, positive or negative.
- Click "Start Assignment".
- Create a traditional storyboard with four cells.
- In the first three cells, show common things your friends say, either good or bad.
- In the last cell, create a reflection of your thoughts on what your friends say.
- Make sure your facial expressions represents the feeling you get when you hear these words.
Lesson Plan Reference
Rubric
(You can also create your own on Quick Rubric.)
| Proficient | Emerging | Beginning | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Structure | The student was able to create a four cell storyboard. The first three cells where used to create an environment (friends) around the main character. This environment was either positive or negative. The last cell was used to show the main character reflecting on her experience. | The student was able to create a four cell storyboard. The first three cells where used to create an environment (friends) around the main character. This environment was unclear whether it was positive or negative. The last cell was used to show the main character reflecting on her experience. | The student was unable to create a four cell chart storyboard with the first three cells creating the environment and the fourth cell creating the reflection. The storyboard is unfinished. |
| First Three Cells | The first three cells depicted a realistic and appropriate story clearly showing the environment or people talking to the main character is clearly a positive or negative influence. The cell included an effective scene, character(s), and text. | The first three cells depicted a realistic and appropriate story but the environment or people talking to the main character is an unclear positive or negative influence. The cell included an effective scene, character(s), and text. | The first three cells did not depicted a realistic and appropriate story and the environment or people talking to the main character is unclear whether or not it is a positive or negative influence. |
| Last Cell | The final cell contained a positive or negative reflection response based on the experience from their surrounding environment (friends). The cell included an effective scene, character(s), and text. | The final cell contained a reflection response that did not match with the experience from their surrounding environment (friends). The cell included an effective scene, character(s), and text. | The final cell did not contain a reflection or the cell included an ineffective scene and character(s). The cell is incomplete. |
| Use of Conventions | There are few to no grammar or spelling mistakes. | There are some grammar or spelling mistakes but understanding of refusal is clear. | There are too many grammar or spelling mistakes creating an unclear understanding of content. |
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