Lesson Plan

Empowering No Plan

Students will learn the importance of saying 'no' to uncomfortable situations and empower themselves to protect their personal safety through discussion, practice, and reflection.

This lesson helps 6th grade students understand and assert their right to say 'no', an essential skill for preventing child abuse and ensuring personal safety.

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Preparation

5 minutes

Step 1

Introduction & Discussion

10 minutes

Step 2

Activity - No Practice Session

10 minutes

Step 3

Reflection & Cool-Down

5 minutes

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Slide Deck

Saying No Effectively

Introduce the topic and objectives clearly. Explain that this slide deck will help illustrate why saying 'no' is important and what effective strategies can look like in real-life scenarios.

Personal Safety Matters

Discuss the concept of personal safety and why protecting oneself is crucial. Ask students if they have ever felt uncomfortable and what they did.

When to Say No

Highlight several situations where saying 'no' is appropriate. Use examples that are age-appropriate and relatable to 6th graders.

Techniques for Saying No

Present various techniques and strategies for saying 'no' assertively. Emphasize body language, tone, and clear communication.

Practice & Reflection

Encourage reflection on the lesson and discuss the role-playing practice they will participate in later. Invite questions and personal thoughts about the importance of asserting oneself.

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Activity

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Cool Down

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Power of No

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