Lesson Plan

Assertiveness Bingo Lesson Plan

Understand and identify assertive versus non-assertive behaviors through interactive play.

Teaching assertiveness helps students communicate effectively and build self-confidence.

Audience

Time

Approach

Materials

Prep

Prepare Materials

15 minutes

Step 1

Introduction to Assertiveness

10 minutes

Step 2

Bingo Game

20 minutes

Step 3

Reflection and Discussion

10 minutes

Step 4

Conclusion and Exit Ticket

5 minutes

Slide Deck

What is Assertiveness?

Introduce the concept of assertiveness. Explain that assertiveness is about expressing your thoughts, feelings, and needs in a respectful way. Highlight the importance of being assertive in building self-confidence and effective communication.

Types of Communication

Use this slide to differentiate between assertive, passive, and aggressive behaviors. Provide examples of each type of behavior and discuss how they differ in terms of communication style and outcomes.

Let's Play Bingo!

Introduce the bingo game. Explain that students will listen to scenarios and decide if the behavior is assertive. Encourage them to mark their bingo cards accordingly.

Scenario Examples

Provide a few example scenarios for the bingo game. These should include both assertive and non-assertive behaviors. Encourage students to think about why a behavior is assertive or not.

Reflection

Conclude the session by encouraging students to reflect on what they learned. Ask them to think about how they can apply assertive behaviors in their daily lives.

Play 'The Boundaries Song' to reinforce the lesson's concepts. This song will help students remember the importance of setting and respecting boundaries.