Empathy to live together Workshop
Atelier Bleu M'ajjjiiik / Chantale Métivier et Louis Cartier
173, rue Gariépy, Lévis (Québec) G6K 1M5
Phone : 418 831-3774
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Region
Provincial
School year/Age
Kindergarten to 6
Language level
French as a First Language
French immersion
School subject (primary)
French
School subjects (secondary)
Social studies
French
Health and Life Skills
Links with the curriculum
Kindergarten, first and second grade:
The activity aims to promote awareness of the other and the importance of others in everyday life. During the activity, the student will experience increased understanding of the positive effects of sharing with and helping others. Students will learn that helping someone else does in fact help themselves.
Third to sixth grade:
The activity aims to foster an attitude of openness and civility towards fellow human beings. The games, discussions, dramatization, and reflections will open the student to the personal and collective benefits of empathy. Throughout the activity, we will build bridges and networks without judgment, in order for participants to take pride in the positive effect of collective awareness.
Requirements
The workshop requires regular classroom sized location or larger. All other materials are provided by the facilitator.
Availability
Available during the months of October, November, March and April.
Number of participants
One class at a time
Duration
60 minutes or what fits your availabilities. (5 minutes for set up)
Cost
To be determined according to your needs.
Description
Atelier Bleu M'ajjjiiik creates and presents the theater awareness in primary schools since 1986. The company has designed interactive methods to encourage students’ desire to improve their social skills.
Atelier Bleu M'ajjjiiik has developed workshops that are based on an educational and artistic approach.
These workshops are adapted for the age of the students and the needs of teachers and schools. They are offered in one or more meetings.
There are two versions of the Empathy to live together Workshop workshop:
Workshop from kindergarten, grades 2 and 2:
Role-playing games will allow the students to put themselves in the shoes of another, to see and understand the emotions they feel. During the activity, the student will experience increased understanding of the positive effects of sharing with and helping others. Students will learn that helping someone else helps themselves.
Here are some examples of the activities
- Story telling about empathy
- Theatrical role playing about togetherness
- Games about togetherness
Grades 3 and 6
The activity aims to develop an attitude of openness and civility towards fellow human beings. The games, discussions, dramatization, and reflections will open the student to the personal and collective benefits of empathy. Throughout the activity, we will build bridges and networks without judgment, in order to each participant to take pride in the positive effect of collective awareness.
Here are some examples of the activities
- Listening and discussion games
- Theatrical role playing, discussions and conclusions
- Sharing anecdotes
Note: that two workshops can be simultaneously given by two different performers for two different groups.
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