Cool Scenes – Teaching Package: Full Set of 5 Activity Kits

Description

Cool Scenes – Teaching Package: Full Set of 5

by Stephanie Mitelman, M.A., CSE, AASECT Certified Sexuality Educator

Get all the Full Set of 5 Cool Scenes scenarios together!

The instructor will read out scenarios from a subject and students hold up the Cool or Not Cool side of the card which reflects how they feel about the situation.

A brief discussion between each scenario should occur.

Contents

This kit includes one set of 40 “Cool”/ “Not Cool” Cards (laminated for the Print version), and 5 sets of scenarios.

Each subject contains 10 scenarios, for a total of 50 different scenes.

This set Includes:

Cool Scenes Original
Relationships are often scenario-based and many times we don’t know how we will feel about a situation until we are in it. This game illustrates different scenarios relating to rape, abuse, bullying, cyber-bullying, and LGBT issues and asks students to vote on whether the scene is cool or not.

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Cool Scenes: Bullying
This game illustrates scenarios involving bullying among teens. Whether bullying takes the form of rumors, teasing, threats, or cyber-bullying, these critical issues need to be addressed for all people involved.

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Cool Scenes: Diversity
This game illustrates different scenarios specific to students who are or are perceived as LGBT and harassment they may receive. Comments, actions and subtle homophobia or trans-phobia against LGBT students can have a lasting effect and students need to learn the value and appreciation of all differences to make their school a safe space.

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Cool Scenes: Rural
This game is an overview of scenarios specific to rural youth in relationships, looking at values and unique realities around dating abuse, sexual coercion, consent, and accessing and using condoms and birth control.

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Cool Scenes: Technology
This game illustrates different romantic relationship and bullying scenarios specific to texting, sexting, social media, cyber-bullying, and the internet in general, and asks students to vote on whether the scene is cool or not.

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