Hello Parents and Students,
  In this social game, we will play the game 'Would You Rather' for a fun and silly time. During the time students will be building confidence, making decisions, and working on social skills while having a fun social time. It would be a fun brain break after a day of school or around lunch time.

  We will open up every class with introductions and then begin our game. 'Would You Rather' is a game that presents the student with a question with 2 different answers. The student will have time to think and then present their answer to the class. There is no pressure. This is for fun. As the teacher, I will prompt students with conversations based on their answers. The students will then give their answers as we dive into deeper discussion of the questions given. Students will be given the opportunity to give an answer to each question.


Week 1- Questions at Random
Week 2- Pets
Week 3- Candy
Week 4- Disney
Week 5- Food
Week 6- Travel
Week 7- Games
Week 8- Space

Our agenda for this 30 minute class:
-Introductions and explanation of the class (5 minutes)
-Game: 8-9 Question and discussion time. We will spend about 3 minutes on each slide. Every student will have the chance to answer each question. (18 Minutes- There will be anywhere from 5-8 questions per class based on # of participants.)
-Conclusion: Each student will have the opportunity to share their own 'Would You Rather' question. (7 minutes)

My Personal Class Policies:
- Classes need to have at least two learners in order to facilitate a rich discussion.  Low enrollment will result in a refund or a transfer of the learner, at the option of the parent.  
- Learners need to follow classroom expectations and be respectful to others.
- For security reasons, learners must show themselves on the camera for a moment at the beginning of class to verify their identities.   
- Be prepared for class as I love to interact with everyone.  
-There is always the possibility of a good discussion extending past the class end time. Learners should not feel obligated to stay past the schedule time.