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Here's a simple activity to build community in the classroom. Sketch a tree with defined branches on large white paper. Set out ink pads and/or paint in shallow dishes. Have students come up one by one to put their index finger in one colour/ ink pad, and then place their fingerprint on the tree. Let it dry, and then display your classroom's friendship tree for the world to see.
We did this activity after reading a book about friendship and how to build positive relationships. My students really seemed to respond to the story, and doing this simple activity helped them to relate the book to their own lives.
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