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Admitting to Wrongs: A Learning Adventure

Lesson Plan

Admitting to Wrongs: A Learning Adventure

Learning to admit to wrongs

This lesson aims to teach 4th grade students the importance of admitting to their mistakes through engaging activities and discussions. By using game-based learning and trauma-informed teaching strategies, students will explore the concept of right and wrong, and learn how to take responsibility for their actions. This lesson is crucial in helping students develop honesty, accountability, and empathy, which are essential skills for their social and emotional growth.

Audience

4th Grade Students

Time

30 minutes

Approach

Game-Based Learning, Trauma-Informed Teaching

Materials

Video: Ethics For Kids: Right And Wrong, Discussion Questions, and Activity Materials (e.g., paper, markers)

Step 1

Introduction

5 mins

  • Begin with a brief discussion on what it means to admit when you're wrong.
  • Ask students if they can think of a time when they had to admit a mistake and how it felt.

Step 2

Video Viewing

7 mins

Step 3

Discussion

8 mins

  • Use the discussion questions to guide a conversation about the video.
  • Focus on the importance of admitting to wrongs and the positive outcomes that can result.

Step 4

Activity: Admitting to Wrongs Game

8 mins

  • Organize students into small groups.
  • Provide each group with paper and markers.
  • Have them create a short skit or comic strip that illustrates a scenario where someone admits to a mistake and the positive outcome that follows.
  • Allow groups to present their skits or comics to the class.

Step 5

Closure

2 mins

  • Recap the key points of the lesson.
  • Encourage students to think about how they can apply what they've learned in their daily lives.
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Discussion

Discussion on Admitting Wrongs

A guided discussion to help students reflect on the importance of admitting to mistakes and the positive outcomes that can result.

Why is it important to admit when you're wrong?

Discuss how admitting mistakes can lead to personal growth and improved relationships.







How did the characters in the video handle their mistakes?

Encourage students to think about the actions and consequences shown in the video.







Can you think of a time when admitting a mistake led to a positive outcome?

Share personal stories or examples to illustrate the benefits of honesty.







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