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Ideas for Teaching Decision-Making Skills

Last updated: 03/09/05

After reading and discussing Bill Cosby's book "The Meanest Thing to Say," children are presented a three-step method for making good decisions: Stop! Explore Go! Students then explore and practice this method with various activities including role playing.
The concept and term "peer pressure" is introduced.

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Resource Type: Lesson Plan
Subjects (Level One): Language Arts, Health Education
Subjects (Level Two): Listening Comprehension, Literature, Mental/Emotional Health
Grade Levels: Kindergarten, First, Second, Third

WI Academic Standards:

Health Education
B.4.3 B.4.6 C.4.5

Language Arts
A.4.2 A.4.3 B.4.1 C.4.1 C.4.2 C.4.3

Creator: Tracey Roudez
Keywords: Decision- making skills, Decision-making process, Positive/negative Consequences, Peer Pressure, Bill Cosby
Duration: 4-5 days
Format: Web page
Languages: English

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