Plot Summary: In this short Pixar film, several small birds land on a telephone wire and commence chattering and annoying one another. When a large bird lands nearby and seeks out their company, the smaller birds stop their bickering and turn as one against the large bird. Their attempts to make him leave their wire … For the Birds
This lesson plan can be used either in a classroom or online. Plot Summary: This six-minute film is about a baboon who lives alone on the Moon. Wordless and moving, the video portrays the baboon as full of longing for the Earth, struggling with feelings of sadness and loneliness. Looking wistfully out at Earth, he … Baboon on the Moon
The Happiness Game Materials needed: A paper and a pen. The facilitator has to make three columns as follows: a. Things I must have to be happy. b. Things I would like to have to be happy. c. Things I do not require to be happy. Participants have to add three things in each column. … What is Necessary for Happiness?
Materials needed: A picture (hardcopy/softcopy depending on the mode of lecture) Description: The selected picture should be divided equally in ratio with the number of participants and each participant should be give one part of the image. The facilitator asks the participants to guess what the whole picture depicts going just from the piece in … The Jigsaw Puzzle Game
It can be helpful (though not totally necessary) for students to be acquainted with the following terminology: Sex: a person’s sex refers to their biological characteristics, namely their genitals and reproductive organs. When a person is born with reproductive or sexual anatomy that does not conform to either male or female, they are referred to … Exploring Gender Stereotypes
This activity is an excellent accompaniment to our book-based Knuffle Bunny lesson plan. The lesson plan refers to the character Trixie in Knuffle Bunny. The exercise works with either reading Knuffle Bunny first as well as without reading the book (just eliminate the questions about Trixie in the latter case). Activity: Charades! “Does everybody know how the game of … Knuffle Bunny Charades Activity
What is Environmental Ethics? Environmental Ethics is the discipline in philosophy that studies the value of the environment and its non-human contents as well as their moral relationship to human beings. Materials Needed: Hey, Little Ant by Hannah Hoose and Phillip Hoose Opening Activity: Warm-up discussion: Respect Who or what do we respect? Do we respect … Environmental Ethics Using Hey, Little Ant
Fairness, Equality, & Equity – Different Ways to Think about Distributive Justice This lesson plan is accessible through the Lesson Attachment link above.
This lesson plan is accessible through the Lesson Attachment above.
This lesson plan is accessible through the Lesson Attachment above.