Gratitude Mr. Geist

Mr. Geist M.E.T.S Jersey City Lesson 2.3Social StudiesA/B Day 11/27 (A)Aim: Why is it important to practice daily gratitude?Do Now: [Interpret] “It is not happy people who are grateful, but grateful people who are happy.”Standard: SEL [Social& Emotional Learning: Gratitude]Objective: SWBAT...a) define gratitudeb) read and interpret six quotes on gratitudec) discuss their interpretation of quotes in small groupsd) large group sharingAgenda1) Students will read PDF on Google Classroom2) Answer 
Questions3) Group Work 
Questions 
What does the quote by __________ mean to you? 
a) JFK 
b) Albert Sweitzer 
c) William James 
d) Charles Dickens 
e) Henri Amiel 
f) William Ward 
g) Melody Beattie
 Summary: Answer the Aim 
Question Evidence: Students will hand in classwork.-Do Now, Seven quotes, Summary









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