The group works together and learns to trust, listen, and support each other as they try to lower the hoop.
Water Toss
Students work together during this water balloon game.
Activities & Games
Floating Trust
Kindergarten-5th Grade
Allotted Time
15 minutes
Target Behavior
Cooperate with peers or siblings
Words to Live By
I am a friend. I support and trust. Working together is a must. Kind and caring I will be. I listen to you. You listen to me.
Relationship Skills
Work together by being kind, caring, and by listening
Children who work together can:
DEMONSTRATE how students help each other
GREET others by name
IDENTIFY ways to build positive relationships with peers, family, and others
DEMONSTRATE cooperative behaviors in a group
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Stop The Bus
Students work together to brainstorm answers to each alphabet category in this fast-paced activity.
My Planet
Help students get creative while working together to make their own planet.
Planet Poem
Help your students practice their focus skills with this spaced-themed activity.
Watch It Grow – Part Two
This is the second part of the Watch It Grow activity. Today you will be helping the group finish decorating the flower pots and planting seeds.
5 Questions
Students work together to compromise and critically think in an effort to try to guess what the secret item is.
Virtual Games – Add To It
Help students work together in this collaborative story game.
Spinning Rope
Students learn more about each other while avoiding the spinning rope.
Fact Jumping
Students guess whether facts are true or false in this active line game.
Virtual Games – What’s In Your Home?
Help your students learn more about each other in this engaging activity. Students will learn about the other students by taking a sneak peek into their homes.
Virtual Games – Think Fast
Help your students practice controlling themselves with this critical thinking game. Students will have to think fast in order to win this competitive challenge!
Virtual Games – Show and Tell
Help your students to better understand their emotions. Students will have to use critical thinking to choose objects in their household that evoke certain emotions.