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P4C - What makes 3RT happy

05 Mar 2014



 

Our lesson started with 'Happy' from Despicable Me 2 playing in the background and this picture infront of us on the IWB.  The children had a little dance and there was a happy atmosphere to begin the lesson.

The children then discussed what made them happy and we shared our thoughts together.



 

The children then had to decide what they would put 'IN' and what they would leave 'OUT'.  For every item they put 'IN', they had to leave one 'OUT'.



 

 

 

 

Finally, they had to choose 'ONE' item that makes them happy regardless of the rest.  They could only choose 'ONE'.  Here is the response that all the tables agreed on and some of the children explaining their tables choice.



 

 


 

 

 

What makes you happy?  Why?  You are now allowed to add 'ONE' more ingredient to join family.  Add your 'missing ingredient' below and explain your answer.
 

 
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Siobhan
05 Mar 2014 15:34
My extra ingredient would be singing because it calms me down when I am angry, it fills me with contentment when I am unhappy and I can loose myself. Annabel McKenna
Michelle
06 Mar 2014 07:46
My extra ingredient would be football because it's really fun and I get to play against other teams I don't know. Henry lawfull

 

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