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We're All Different
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Resource Type: Peula in: English
Age 6 - 9
Group Size 5 - 30
Estimated Time: 90 minutes
ok guys, here it is!!!!!! This week we'll be doing something really cool about respecting other people who are different from ourselves (but of course, the catch is.... we're all different, but we'll get to that later).
Sooooooo, we'll start off by playing a bunch of different games to give the kids a feel about what it's like to be handicapped (we'll start off by giving them the extreme "different"). So, here are a couple of different "games":
1) Each kid grabs a partner. One of them closes their eyes tightly, and the other leads them around the house.
2) Pantomime -- pick a kid, and whisper a sentence to him/her. (example: "I want to go to bed now") Then, the kid has to pantomime it to everyone else. This is to give them an idea of how it is to be deaf. Explain that deaf people have to rely on other senses -- such as sight. Here's a website to the sign language alphabet. Print out a few copies of the page, and have them learn to spell out their names. http://where.com/scott.net/asl/abc.html
3) Learning disabilities -- tell them that each person in the world has a different leavel of ease when it comes to learning. Give them this peice of shakespeare to read and have them try to interpret it. http://www.wowzone.com/hamlet.htm
Now, time to discuss!!!! Ask them what they learned from all the different games. Tell them Jason's dvar torah (from the shabbaton) about how we are all different... I'm sure you remember it! (at least i hope you do... if you don't, just ask). Hopefully they'll tell you that they learned that they need to be respectful and understanding of people different from themselves. They may not know so many people who are deaf, blind, etc. But, they can still apply what they've learned with EVERYONE they know.... because we're ALL different and special! YAAAAAAAAAAYYYY!!!!
Just for you, levi: talk about how yiztchak was blind and whatnot. I'm tired of typing. Can someone else do this? I'm tired. I'm going home and going to sleep. Goodnight everyone!!! shabbat shalom!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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