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PART II

BAG OF FEELINGS

Level : Gr. 3 to High School

Time : 40 – 60 minutes

Materials Needed: A sheet of paper;


Empty box or plastic bag NOTE:

Please do this activity only on the 3 rd or 4th


Where to do the activity: In the classroom day after the safety and other feelings
activities.
ACTIVITY PROPER
REMINDERS:
✔ Be curious
✔Be respectful
✔Listen
✔Take turns
✔Avoid judgment
✔ Observe confidentiality
DIRECTIONS: 4. Kindly listen attentively to your
peer’s concern.

1. On a sheet of paper, write your problem


that you are carrying from the time of 5. Class leader must collect all the
Covid. Do not write your name. papers and put them in the plastic bag.
Hang them on the classroom door.

2. Now, crumple the paper and throw it in


6. Every time you enter the classroom,
the basket or in the plastic bag. you write your carried problem on a
paper and throw it in the plastic bag.
3. Each of you may come to the front
and read one problem of your 7. Cleaners must empty the bags after
classmate by picking a crumpled paper class and keep the plastic bag for the
from the box. next day.
DISCUSSION:
1. What was it like to hear about your classmates problem?

2. What can you do to support each other now that you know
what your classmates are going through?

3. How do you feel knowing your classmates are going through?

4. If you were to create a slogan for the class after what you’ve
heard, what would it be?

5. Gather suggestions then decide on one.


WRAP UP DISCUSSION:
• Stand in the large circle.

• Touch your elbow to your classmates on your left side


and right side.

• Then, do the butterfly hug and thank yourselves for being


brave enough to share your problem.

• End the session by giving the feelings clap ( waving to


each classmate with their wiggly fingers )
FOR FOLLOW –UP AT HOME

Let the parent’s learner know that there is a bag that is


hang on the classroom door where learners can drop
crumpled paper containing their problems.

It may be helpful for all family members to do the


something similar at home.

- THE END -

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