Lesson Plan

Owning Your Actions Plan

Students will learn to take responsibility for their actions by engaging in real-life scenarios and reflective activities, building skills for personal growth and relationship building.

Developing accountability helps students understand the impact of their actions, encourages responsible decision making, and strengthens interpersonal relationships within a group context.

Audience

Time

Approach

Materials

Prep

Preparation

5 minutes

Step 1

Introduction

3 minutes

Step 2

Scenario Activity

7 minutes

Step 3

Reflection and Cool-Down

5 minutes

Slide Deck

Scenario 1: A Mistake at School

Introduce students to real-life scenarios related to accountability. Emphasize that there are no 'right answers' but that discussion helps us consider different choices and outcomes.

Scenario 2: Skipping Responsibilities

Provide guidance: Encourage students to think critically about personal responsibility and the consequences of their actions in everyday situations.

Scenario 3: Breaking a Promise

Wrap up with a scenario that covers more serious accountability decisions, prompting a final group discussion about long-term consequences.

Lesson Plan

Owning Your Actions Plan

Audience

Time

Approach

Materials

Prep

Preparation

Step 1

Introduction

Step 2

Scenario Activity

Step 3

Reflection and Cool-Down

Slide Deck

Scenario 1: A Mistake at School

Scenario 2: Skipping Responsibilities

Scenario 3: Breaking a Promise

Activity

Cool Down

Own Your Actions!

Charles Douglas

Lenny Learning

CASEL

Health & Wellness

Behavioral Supports

Counseling & Therapy

Family Engagement

School Climate

Special Education

Academic Integration

Seasonal

Career & Life Skills

Arts & Creativity

My Lessons

Video Library

Support