Description
This companion lesson to the story “The Recess Queen” by Alexis O’Neill teaches students how to be a recess friend.
⭐ It is perfect for teaching bullying prevention, kindness, social skills, and classroom expectations.
✨ THIS RESOURCE INCLUDES:
- A digital for Google Slides™ interactive presentation that summarizes the story, defines bullying, teaches how to be a Recess Friend, and includes a drag-and-drop sorting activity. Students read 24 scenarios and drag the crown to show whether the situation describes a Recess Friend or a Recess Queen behavior.
- A PowerPoint presentation that reviews the story, defines bullying, and teaches how to be a Recess Friend.
- A Recess Friends vs. Recess Queens bag sorting game with 24 scenario cards. Students read the scenario card and decide whether it is a Recess Friend or a Recess Queen behavior. Then, they place the card in the appropriate bag. I used two brown paper lunch sacks for the activity.
- An interactive Recess Friends vs. Recess Queens folder sorting game with 24 scenario cards
- Recess Friend & Recess Queens craft
- Recess Friends & Recess Queens posters
- Worksheets
- Half-sheet activity book that reviews how to be a Recess Friend
- 8 adorable coloring pages with custom clipart
- Alignment to ASCA Mindsets and Behaviors
- All resources available in full color and black/white
[This resource was posted with permission from Alexis O’Neill, author of “The Recess Queen.”}
What Educators Say
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"I used this at the beginning of the year when we went over our recess expectations. The students loved when I read the book and all of the activities that came with this pack!"
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"A visually appealing and engaging way to talk about relational aggression, kindness, and behavior expectations. Thank you!"
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"The students loved the sorting piece of this activity and I felt the PowerPoint was a great review after reading the story!"
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