Hope, Consideration, and Resilience
This item is included in the following series/curriculum: Human Nature
- Grade Level: Primary (1-3)-Upper Elementary (4-6)
- Subjects: Communities and Families, Social Studies, Guidance
- Produced By: Sabbatical Entertainment
- Year: 2017
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Running Time: 25m
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On this occasion, Dante the Dragonfly will visit us to talk to us about hope, which is to believe that we can achieve something, that things are going to get better and that everything good is possible. It is said that "hope is the last thing to be lost" because precisely in order to be able to fight to the end, we need that strength just when we are tired or discouraged.
Next, Piper the Pelican will tell us all about the consideration, which is what makes us take something into account, recognize its importance and act. As did her friend Matthew, who was very considerate of his chocolate-allergic friends, deciding to eat a different dessert at the sleepover they planned.
Finally, Jacinta the Jellyfish will explain that resilience is the ability to recover after bad experiences, changes or difficulties. And it will also show us different situations where we can be resilient.