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Finding the right school adult for a problem

Grades 6–8 · Ready-made original

Learning goal

Match a school question to a helper and a backup.

Materials

The student page below and a pencil.

Opening question · 3 minutes

“Who could help, and what could they ask?”

A school situation · 5 minutes

Avery has three questions: a class assignment is unclear, a bus route has changed, and Avery wants a private conversation about a school concern. One person may not handle every question. Avery is unsure where to begin.

One possible response · 4 minutes

Ask the teacher about classwork, the office about the transport contact, and an available school adult about a private conversation.

Practice · 10 minutes

Who could help, and what could they ask?

1. A student is unsure about a bus change and does not know the transport contact.

2. A student's usual counselor is away and the student needs a private conversation today.

Possible answers

1. “Could the office help me find who can confirm the bus plan?”

2. “Which available school adult can help me arrange a private conversation?”

Student page · 5 minutes

Use the ready-to-print student page at the end of this lesson. Students may write, draw, or give an answer aloud.

Exit question · 3 minutes

“Choose one of the stories. What could the student say or do first?”

Student page to print

Finding the right school adult for a problem

Write, draw, or say your answer. You may pass.

An example

Avery has three questions: a class assignment is unclear, a bus route has changed, and Avery wants a private conversation about a school concern. One person may not handle every question. Avery is unsure where to begin.

Who could help, and what could they ask?

One possible response: Ask the teacher about classwork, the office about the transport contact, and an available school adult about a private conversation.

1. A student is unsure about a bus change and does not know the transport contact.

Who could help, and what could they ask?

2. A student's usual counselor is away and the student needs a private conversation today.

Who could help, and what could they ask?

One sentence to keep

Choose one story above. Write the first thing the person could say or do.

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