Do - Choose Your Way
Now it is your turn to continue playing Choose Your Way.
Here is a reminder of how it works:
Your teacher, or a pupil, will read out a situation.
If you think it is a good choice, give a thumbs up.
If you think it is a poor choice, keep your hands in your lap.
You can use the examples on the screen to get started, or you might want to create your own.
Feel free to change the actions if you like. For example, you could:
Stand up for a good choice and stay seated for a poor choice Put your hands on your head for a good choice and cross your arms for a poor choice Or come up with your own ideas as a class
- You see someone sitting on their own at break time, and you invite them to join your game.
- You drop some litter on the floor, look around, and walk away without picking it up.
- Your friend is talking while the teacher is speaking, and you join in with them.
- You win a game, and you laugh at the other team because they lost.
- You forgot your homework, and when your teacher asks, you say you handed it in.
When you are ready, click on to the next slide, and we will explore what these choices tell us about our values.