Lesson Plan

Accountability Adventure Lesson Plan

Teach Pre-K students about accountability and the importance of making positive behavior choices through interactive discussions and activities.

Building accountability at a young age fosters respect and social skills, setting a foundation for positive interactions throughout their lives.

Audience

Time

Approach

Materials

Prep

Review and Set Up

5 minutes

Step 1

Introduction and Explanation

5 minutes

Step 2

Interactive Discussion and Activity

15 minutes

Step 3

Closing and Reflection

10 minutes

Slide Deck

Welcome to Accountability Adventure!

Introduce the lesson with enthusiasm. Explain that today we will talk about making good choices and being kind to friends. Make sure to use expressive tone and engage the students by asking them to share a smile.

What is Accountability?

Define accountability in a simple way. Use pictures or hand gestures to show how actions can affect others. Remind them that being accountable means taking responsibility for what they do.

Good vs. Not-So-Good Behaviors

Discuss examples of behaviors. Use visuals, such as a chart, to illustrate behaviors like sticking out your tongue or saying something mean versus being gentle, sharing, and playing nicely.

Activity Time: Let's Practice!

Discuss the upcoming role-play and interactive discussion. Encourage the children to act out scenes and practice their good choices.

Remember Our Promises

Wrap up the lesson by summarizing what has been learned. Ask the students to reflect on what they can do to be accountable. End with a positive note about making good choices.