BRAD STORY: DISNEY CHANNEL PROMO

Brad tries again, and again, and again. Eventually, through persistence and a variety of strategies, he succeeds. Failure can be a step forward, if we keep trying to overcome the obstacles standing in our way and enlist the help of others.

Direct Links to Content in Lesson Plan

• Brad's Disney Channel Promo

• Tools for engaging in real time:

  • Padlet

  • Poll Everywhere

• The Marshmallow Challenge:

  • Marshmallow Challenge website

  • Marshmallow Challenge TED Talk

  • Marshmallow Challenge in Elementary School

• Choice Board

• Google Doc for setting up a collaborative planning space

• Activities for Beginning Makers:

  • How to make a Drawing Robot

  • Make a low-tech cardboard TV

  • Create a Marshmallow Toothpick Structure

• Activities for More Advanced Makers:

  • Light Drawing

  • How to Make a Real Magic Wand

  • How to make a movie

• Resources for exploring maker projects:

  • Instructables: How to Make Anything

  • Make: Find a Project

  • DIY.org

  • PBS Design Squad

  • Maker Camp - Free Online Maker Camp

• Picture Books:

  • Rosie Revere, Engineer by Andrea Beaty

  • Ada Twist, Scientist by Andrea Beaty

  • The Most Magnificent Thing by Ashley Spires

  • Today I will Fly! by Mo Willems

  • The Dot by Peter H. Reynolds

  • Spoon by Amy Krouse Rosenthal

  • Shhh! We have a plan by Chris Haughton

  • It’s Okay to Make Mistakes by Todd Parr

  • On a Beam of Light by Jennifer Berne

  • Violet the Pilot by Steve Breen

  • Iggy Peck, Architect by Andrea Beaty

• Extension Resources for Failing Forward

  • Freedom to Fail Forward

  • Controlled Failure: Helping Kids Navigate Back to Success

  • Failing Forward: 21 Ideas To Help Students Keep Their Momentum

  • Making Friends With Failure

  • TED-Ed Talk: 3 Tips to Boost Your Confidence

BRAD STORY: A YEAR OF DATES

Busy, busy, busy. Even students find themselves with too much to do and too little time. In this lesson they will learn how to priortize people and events.

Direct Links to Content in Lesson Plan

• A Year of Dates

• Prioritizing Time Handout

• 80+ Self-Care Ideas

• Google Sheets

• Canva

• Google Calendar

• Teachers’ Mental Health Declining Amid Job Stress

BRAD STORY: THIS IS A JOYFUL REBELLION

Students are encouraged to make the world a better place by starting their own Joyful Rebellion. Rather than an angry face and a raised fist, their weapons will be a smile and a high five. Small changes can make a big difference!

Direct Links to Content in Lesson Plan

• This is a Joyful Rebellion!

• Worksheets:

  • Joy Rebel Hall of Fame

  • “Very Important Person” Web

• Real World Examples*:

  • Rosa Parks

  • Malala Yousafzai

  • Katherine Johnson

  • Nelson Mandela

  • J.K. Rowling

  • Bill Gates

• Curating online content

  • Padlet

  • Blendspace

• Weebly for creating a digital Hall of Fame

• Mind-mapping tools:

  • Coggle

  • Popplet

• Google Doc for setting up a collaborative planning space

• Flipgrid for collecting student reflection videos

• Suggested Extensions:

  • www.dosomething.org

  • www.bystanderrevolution.org

  • www.stompoutbullying.org

*For a full YouTube playlist of the real world example videos (minus the Rosa Parks video, which is on PBS), click here.

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