The second of two 30-minute sessions for 5th grade. Using 'Say Something!' by Peter Reynolds, students reflect on their digital footprint and learn how to use their influence for school-wide kindness.
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A fast-paced, high-energy 10-minute lesson focused on empowering 5th graders to see themselves as active contributors to school safety and culture through daily actions.
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