School and Community Safety

Remember September 11

(6-12)

Round Robin Memories (n35)

Subject

All

Objective

Many teachers will want to acknowledge September 11, but will not spend an entire class period discussing the events. This activity allows for that acknowledgment and then provides a connection to whatever typically has been planned for the day.

Time Needed

Introductory activity for beginning of class period

Materials

Poster board or newsprint, markers

Lesson

Teachers should tell students that they recognize the importance of September 11. Today we are going to focus first on our feelings about the event and then go to a lesson on whatever the teacher has planned.

Divide class into groups of 6- 8 seated around tables or on the floor. Each group should have a piece of poster paper or newsprint and each student should have a different colored marker.

Students are told they have 5-7 minutes to put on the poster everything they think or feel about the events of 9/11. Students may put a word, phrase or simple drawing. The first student puts his/her comment and passes the paper to the next student. Students should get as much on the paper as they possibly can. At the end of the time period, display posters and allow students to talk about what the posters have in common.


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