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Peace Camp July 15: Peace with Others

7/15/2020

 
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This week's activities:

Journal Reflection/Questions:
  • Name all the different conflicts you’ve had with other people. Practice writing I-statements for these conflicts. 
  • Write or draw how conflict makes you feel. 
  • Practice naming your feelings. You can print this page or just read through each of the sentences and tell someone at home how you would feel in each situation. 
  • Click here to complete the scenarios in the video. Practice saying I statements for those scenarios. Don’t forget to use the Steps for Solving Conflict to help you! 
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Read Aloud Videos:

Feathers and Fools by Mem Fox 
Listen to the story, and think about these questions. 
  • Why are the peacocks fearful? 
  • What would you say to the first peacock to help him understand tolerance of others who are different from you? Make sure to think about what would cause the peacock to think differently. How would this prevent others from becoming fearful and how would that change the outcome to the story? 
  • If you want to learn more about the story visit Mem Fox’s website to read her reflections about this book. 

Enemy Pie by Derek Munson
Listen to the story, and think about these questions. 
  • What is one benefit of getting along with others? 
  • Can you tell what a person is like just by looking at them? Do you need to visit with them first? 
  • Everyone is different, but how are we all the same too? 
  • Check out this website for a message from the author, Derek Munson and some activity ideas. 

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...and make sure our Peace Camp Celebration is on your calendar!On July 22nd drive by the Salford Church building between 6-8pm to see our community artwork, tell the peace camp teachers about how you've experienced peace this month, and get a prize at the end of your Peace Camp Challenge

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    Peace Camp videos and activities will be posted July 1, 8, 15, and 22 on the peace camp themes: Peace with Me, Peace with the Earth, and Peace with Others. The Salford Peace Camp team includes: Meredith Ehst, Amanda Goldcamp, Brooke Martin, and Maria Hosler Byler.

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Salford Mennonite Church is a member of Mosaic Mennonite Conference, Mennonite Church USA, and Mennonite World Conference.