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Reflect on Life’s Losses

Reflect on Life’s Losses


Ask the student to think about a loss they have faced in their own lives that they feel comfortable sharing with others. Have them talk to you about the loss, and encourage them to discuss how they felt and how they grew from, or were changed by, the experience. Invite them to create a written, visual, or performance-based representation of this journey, that shows how they were changed by loss.

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Topics: Daily Lit Bit, Daily Remote Learning Tip

Thu, Jan 21, '21

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