Accept
To accommodate or reconcile
- This workout takes approximately 10 Minutes
- This workout is for students in Grades 4-5
- Teacher Resources
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Move
Workout guide
Workout guide
Steps
1. Start in seated NaliniKIDS posture
2. Extend your right arm up to the ceiling (as if raising a hand in class)
3. Bend the right arm and lower your right palm behind your right shoulder blade
4. Lift and reach your left hand over to your right elbow
5. Lift your chest and head, and sit up tall
6. Lean to the left and pull your ribs to the right (imagine a rubber band in your tricep)
7. Hold and focus on your breath
8. Repeat (left side)
How does your body feel after completing the workout?
How does your mind feel after completing the workout?
What does Accept mean to you in this moment?
Choose from the additional reflection prompts below to customize this lesson and meet the needs of your students and your time constraints. Create a unique workout experience every time you return to this lesson!
Self-Connection
Past
Describe a time when you accepted something that you weren't happy about.
Present
Think of a friend who accepts you for who you are. How do they show their acceptance?
Future
How can you use acceptance to help solve problems in your life?
Real-World Connection
Family
In your family, who accepts you for who you are? How do they show their acceptance?
Learning Environment
How does your teacher show acceptance of different people’s opinions?
Community
Describe a place outside of home or school where you feel accepted.
Academic Connection
ELA
Complete the following sentence by describing how you cope with change in your life: Sometimes, when things change I feel ___, so I try to remember ___.
Social Studies
Think of a moment in recent history when something unexpected happened, and describe how people changed their daily lives to accept that change.
STEM
How can science be used to help people accept information they may not believe to be true?
Fun Fact
Crows have a hard time with acceptance. They often hold grudges against specific people.