Lesson Plan

The Power of No Lesson Plan

Students will learn to confidently say 'no' in various situations, understand boundaries, and practice decision-making skills through interactive activities.

This lesson builds essential self-advocacy and decision-making skills, empowering students to stand up for themselves and make choices that align with their values.

Audience

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Materials

Prep

Preparation

5 Minutes

Step 1

Introduction

5 Minutes

Step 2

Interactive Discussion

10 Minutes

Step 3

Role-Playing Activity

8 Minutes

Step 4

Conclusion

2 Minutes

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Slide Deck

The Power of No

Introduce the lesson title and objective. Explain to the students that today we're learning about the importance of saying 'no' and how it can help them set boundaries.

Why Saying 'No' is Important

Discuss why saying 'no' is important. Use simple language and real-life examples that resonate with 6th-grade students. Encourage them to think of times they might need to say no.

When Should I Say 'No'?

Prompt a discussion by asking the students to share when they might say 'no'. Emphasize that it's okay to decline something if it doesn't feel right.

Role-Playing Activity

Introduce the role-play activity. Explain the scenario and instructions for group participation, ensuring students understand the activity's flow. Walk around and provide feedback.

Conclusion

Summarize the lesson. Ask quick questions to the students to reinforce what they've learned about saying no and setting boundaries. Invite any final questions.

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Activity

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Quiz

The Power of No Quiz

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The Power of No

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