Wolf! – Activity #3: “Perseverance Buddies”
Activity #3: “Perseverance Buddies”
Students further identify with characters in the story that have demonstrated perseverance. This activity also helps students learn the importance of completing their work.
Materials:
- Large Cow-shaped template (provided)
- Large Sheep-shaped template (provided)
- Large Pig-shaped template (provided)
- 11 x 17 inch white paper
- Glasses template (provided)
- Black construction paper
- Paint
- White pencil crayon
- Scissors
- Glue
- Black construction paper
Teacher Preparation:
- Print and enlarge each animal outline onto 11 x 17 inch paper
- Trace enough glasses onto black construction paper in white pencil crayon for each student
Step by Step:
Step One: Discuss the importance of completing assignments. This is a social skill that is important for students to learn at a young age. Explain to the students that they should go through these four steps when completing assignments:
- Ask yourself, “Is my work finished?
- Look over each step to be sure.
- When you are sure the work is done, say to yourself. “Good for me. I finished it!”
- Hand it in.
Step Two: Discuss the importance of avoiding distractions while working. Again, this is another social skill that is important for students to learn at a young age. Explain to the students that they should go through these four steps when trying to avoid distractions. When presented with a potential distraction:
- Count to five.
- Say to yourself, “I won’t look. I will keep on working.”
- Continue to work.
- Say to yourself, “Good for me. I did it.”
Step Three: Students select which animal from the story they would like to create: cow, sheep, or pig.
Step Four: Provide each student with the outline of the animal of their choice and the traced glasses.
Step Five: Students cut out their animal.
Step Six: Students paint and decorate their animal (including facial features).
Step Seven: Students cut out their ‘perseverance’ glasses and glue them onto their animal.
Optional: mount each Perseverance Buddy onto black construction paper to make it stand out. Trim black paper so it creates a 1/2 inch border around the entire face.
Optional: instead of 11 x 17 inch paper, use a thicker paper, such as tag board or cardboard.
End Product:
Painted cows, pigs, and sheep each wearing their own perseverance glasses. Mount these on a bulletin board to show that everyone perseveres!
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