QUESTIONS: If you trust someone, how would you show him/her that you trust him/her? What does someone need to do to gain your trust? How long do you it takes to fully trust someone? What happens when someone you trust makes a mistake? Can someone lose your trust? How? What can I do to let you know that I am trustworthy? Can you love someone even though you might not be able to trust them? What are the types of people that we are usually able to trust? Why do I need to trust anyone? Is there anything I can gain, by being someone a person can trust? What will I miss out on if I never trust? Say: will now collect any questions you may have written down for our panel.” “I Ask the children’s questions. If the students have more questions than time allows, tell them: 1.) You will write a response to their questions and post them on a bulletin board. 2.) They could ask you their questions later, individually. Be sure to let each student know that he/she is special and that his/her question is important. This is a time for teachable moments. Be sure not to miss any!
QUESTIONS: If you trust someone, how would you show him/her that you trust him/her? What does someone need to do to gain your trust? How long do you it takes to fully trust someone? What happens when someone you trust makes a mistake? Can someone lose your trust? How? What can I do to let you know that I am trustworthy? Can you love someone even though you might not be able to trust them? What are the types of people that we are usually able to trust? Why do I need to trust anyone? Is there anything I can gain, by being someone a person can trust? What will I miss out on if I never trust? Say: “I will now collect any questions you may have written down for our panel.” Ask the children’s questions. If the students have more questions than time allows, tell them: 1.) You will write a response to their questions and post them on a bulletin board. 2.) They could ask you their questions later, individually. Be sure to let each student know that he/she is special and that his/her question is important. This is a time for teachable moments. Be sure not to miss any!