I Have a Voice
Good Peers Help Us Make Good Decisions
Students will learn how to Stop! Explore! Go! when making good decisions.
OBJECTIVE
Students will:
- Learn a three-step decision-making process
- Understand the term peer and how their peers can influence their decisions
- Learn the terms option and consequence
- Suggest several possible options and explore the positive and negative consequences of these options
- Make decisions based on their analysis of the choices during a role-play activity
- Reflect on what they know and feel about an issue
LESSONS FOR THIS UNIT
Lesson 1: Stop! Explore! Go!
REPRODUCIBLES
Positive/Negative Consequences Printable (PDF)
CULMINATING ACTIVITY
Students role-play their skits for the class.
SUPPORTING BOOKS
Books for Teaching About Making Good Choices
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The Ant Bully
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