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The Kennedy Columbus STEP
Overview: High school leaders presenting the Sweethearts & Heroes message to K-5 students.
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STEP: K-2 Presentation
Start here with the K-2 presentation course.
STEP: Student Assets
Locate all your STEP presentation tools and example videos here.
STEP: Lesson 1
Play is the foundation of everything. Bully Drills are a form of sociodramatic, age-mixed play designed to practice dealing with challenging, stressful, and awkward situations.
STEP: Lesson 2
The beginning of your presentation starts with YOU. We'll begin with Character #1 — the MC or host of the presentation, who is meant to be FUN!
STEP: Lesson 3
Character #2 delivers the heart of the message, sharing what makes them different, a hurdle they've overcome, and the hero who helped them through it.
STEP: Lesson 4
It's time to start learning how to deliver the K-2 presentation. We begin with Character #1 taking the stage and introducing themselves with the Hook!
STEP: Lesson 5
It's time to learn how to deliver the four things that make something bullying. Remember: at the K-2 level, we must keep it short and straightforward.
STEP: Lesson 6
Time to introduce Character #2 as the superhero. Character #2 will talk about being different, how we are all different, and why this should be celebrated.
STEP: Lesson 7
Character #2 will share their story and the Hurdle they overcame. They'll also talk about their Hero and how they Helped them through this situation.
STEP: Lesson 8
Character #1 retakes the stage to introduce Superhero School, talk about Jumping into Action, and the two big reasons we hesitate to help others.
STEP: Lesson 9
Our final lesson on presenting the K-2 message is about learning how to perform Bully Drills in front of the audience with your student volunteers.
STEP: 3-5 Presentation
Continue here with the 3-5 presentation.
STEP: Community Day
Locate all your Community Day planning procedures and assets here.
STEP: Lesson 10
Activators are fun, movement-based games that help break the ice, prepare the brain for learning, and create connections with others.
STEP: Lesson 11
In the 3-5 presentation, Character #2 is Character #1’s Sweetheart who gives H.O.P.E. to those in need before we transition to Superhero School.
Skills Developed
Self-Awareness, Self-Management, Responsible Decision-Making, Social Awareness, Relationship Skills, Leadership, Autonomy, Empathy, Perspective-Taking, Compassion, Leadership
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