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Prekindergartners Learn That R is for Respect
Thirty superheroes from the prekindergarten class unleashed
their
powers for good in the Kelly Center recently, committed to banishing
bullying from every corner of their world! They felt completely
empowered to do this through a Learning for Living lesson on
Helping Everyone Respect Others (HERO).
The prekindergartners first watched a video featuring Sesame
Street characters singing “Don’t Be a Bully” to the classic tune,
“Wooly Bully.” They then heard the story of Spaghetti in a Hot
Dog Bun, dramatized for them by Anaiya D. ‘19 and Daniel K. ‘20.
The heroine of the story, Lucy, triumphs over a classmate’s teasing
by helping him in an hour of need. Lucy recalled that her grandfather
had once said, “Everyone has a heart with feelings.”
After discussing the story together, the children realized the
importance of advocating for themselves and others whenever they
are being mistreated. They sang a hearty chorus of “What the World
Needs Now” and then turned to creating colorful capes emblazoned
with the letter “R” for “Respect.” Now properly attired, the Class of
2030 set off on their mission to make the world a better, more
respectful place.
Thirty superheroes from the prekindergarten class unleashed their powers for good in the Kelly Center recently, committed to banishing bullying from every corner of their world! They felt completely empowered to do this through a Learning for Living lesson on Helping Everyone Respect Others (HERO).
The prekindergartners first watched a video featuring Sesame Street characters singing “Don’t Be a Bully” to the classic tune, “Wooly Bully.” They then heard the story of Spaghetti in a Hot Dog Bun, dramatized for them by Anaiya D. ‘19 and Daniel K. ‘20. The heroine of the story, Lucy, triumphs over a classmate’s teasing by helping him in an hour of need. Lucy recalled that her grandfather had once said, “Everyone has a heart with feelings.”
After discussing the story together, the children realized the importance of advocating for themselves and others whenever they are being mistreated. They sang a hearty chorus of “What the World Needs Now” and then turned to creating colorful capes emblazoned with the letter “R” for “Respect.” Now properly attired, the Class of 2030 set off on their mission to make the world a better, more respectful place.