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"Patronizing Words Have Consequences"- SEL/Literacy Lesson Using an Algonquin Folk Story

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10 Minute Audio Book Lesson with Text

Words can be cheap. Words can be sweet. Inauthenticity is as identifiable as a skunk. Cheap flattery can come with heavy costs. This Algonquin story invites consideration of how our words can influence the outcome of our desires--at times in unexpected ways.

This is a complete micro lesson on Social Emotional Development through the ethical lens of the Four Awesome Questions: Is it True?, Is it Fair? Will it Build Community and Better Friendship? Will it be Helpful to those Involved? Following the story, selected discussion questions are presented to engage critical thinking and authentic discussion.

Free full K-6 Social and Emotional Learning Curriculum- register at www.epicethics.org .

More micro-lessons can be found for free at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCj2jvGsbwv12pQOx8r-Egyw 

Epic Ethics for Peaceful Schools is an Ethics-Based Social and Emotional Learning Curriculum for K-6th grade. www.epicethics.org

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