Tribe: Building Trusting Relationships

SecondaryYear 7 - 8The ArtsMedia ArtsSocialMental HealthSocial and Emotional Learning

Lesson Summary

Students learn how getting to know someone is essential to building trust and connection. Students understand what it means to form trust by completing a blind trust walk. They will apply their knowledge to build deeper connections with each other while understanding the importance of vulnerability in relationship building.

Learning intentions

Students will:

discover the importance of trust and how it can be strengthened through relationship building.

Success criteria

Students can:

perform a blind trust walk with a partner and determine how building trust can deepen connections
recount information about one of their peers after getting to know them to strengthen their understanding of others
design a poster sharing information about themselves to create connections with others.

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Tribe: Building Trusting Relationships

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