Lesson Plan

The Power of Words

Students will understand how their words can influence their feelings and actions, and learn to use positive self-talk to foster emotional well-being.

This lesson helps young learners develop self-awareness and emotional regulation by understanding the power of positive language, which can improve relationships and personal confidence.

Audience

Time

Approach

Materials

Prep

Preparation

5 minutes

Step 1

Introduction & Discussion

10 minutes

Step 2

Slide-Deck Presentation

5 minutes

Step 3

Activity: Word Impact Experiment

10 minutes

Slide Deck

Using Words Wisely

Introduce the slide deck and engage students by asking if they know what it means to use words wisely. Emphasize that our words have power to make people feel happy or sad.

Our Words Have Power

Explain that words have power. Use examples like compliments or encouraging words. Ask students if they recall a kind word someone said to them.

Positive Self-Talk

Discuss the concept of positive self-talk. Explain that talking kindly to oneself can boost confidence. Provide simple examples.

How Can Our Words Change Our Day?

Engage students by asking them to share stories about when kind words made a difference. Encourage interaction and validate their feelings.

Let's Practice!

Lead the class in a practice activity to say a positive phrase together. Remind them that practicing kind words can help all day.