This lesson plan aims to teach 5th and 6th grade physical education students about proper social media use and resolving conflicts. Students will play a game of telephone to demonstrate how rumors start, then discuss social media dos and don'ts. A high school panel will share their experiences, and students will analyze a comic strip scenario to identify issues and propose respectful solutions. The lesson emphasizes using technology responsibly and avoiding negativity online. Feedback was positive, with students engaged by the interactive elements, though the teacher notes it could be more effective taught earlier in the year.
This lesson plan aims to teach 5th and 6th grade physical education students about proper social media use and resolving conflicts. Students will play a game of telephone to demonstrate how rumors start, then discuss social media dos and don'ts. A high school panel will share their experiences, and students will analyze a comic strip scenario to identify issues and propose respectful solutions. The lesson emphasizes using technology responsibly and avoiding negativity online. Feedback was positive, with students engaged by the interactive elements, though the teacher notes it could be more effective taught earlier in the year.
This lesson plan aims to teach 5th and 6th grade physical education students about proper social media use and resolving conflicts. Students will play a game of telephone to demonstrate how rumors start, then discuss social media dos and don'ts. A high school panel will share their experiences, and students will analyze a comic strip scenario to identify issues and propose respectful solutions. The lesson emphasizes using technology responsibly and avoiding negativity online. Feedback was positive, with students engaged by the interactive elements, though the teacher notes it could be more effective taught earlier in the year.
This lesson plan aims to teach 5th and 6th grade physical education students about proper social media use and resolving conflicts. Students will play a game of telephone to demonstrate how rumors start, then discuss social media dos and don'ts. A high school panel will share their experiences, and students will analyze a comic strip scenario to identify issues and propose respectful solutions. The lesson emphasizes using technology responsibly and avoiding negativity online. Feedback was positive, with students engaged by the interactive elements, though the teacher notes it could be more effective taught earlier in the year.
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GIRL TALK LESSON PLAN
Name: Melinda Mendoza
Grade Level / Subject Area: 5th/6th P.E.
TEKS 5th Grade
(B) use sportsmanship skills for settling disagreements in socially acceptable ways such as remaining calm, identifying the problem, listening to others, generating solutions, or choosing a solution that is acceptable to all; 6th Grade (B) handle conflicts that arise with others without confrontation; CONTENT Students will be able to identify right from wrong in a comic strip and discuss/provide ways that the conflict can be resolved in a proper OBJECTIVE manner. MATERIALS AND Projector Projector Stand RESOURCES Speakers Classroom Copies of comic strip
FOCUS Students will play a quick game of TELEPHONE
o I will give the first person a freeze and they will pass it along until the last person in class receives it. o Then I will ask the last student what phrase they heard. Then I will review my phrase. o We will discuss how my phrase was possibly changed Then we will begin the discussion of girl talk and social media and how rumors begin. INSTRUCTIONAL This girl talk will mainly focus on social media instead of how our body changes STEPS We will talk about the do’s and don’ts on social media. o And what can occur if there is a misuse of social media. How police can potentially get involved How it can damage the image of the individual who misused social media I will provide to them my perspective as a Coach as well as my perspective as an athlete. We will have High School Panel join us to share their experience. o We will encourage students to ask questions if they have any and not to be afraid. Comic Strip Towards the end of the class students will receive a comic strip. They will be told to find the do’s and don’ts Once they have found the do’s and don’ts, they will write down at least five bullet points of how to handle the situation PROPERLY Once everybody has their five bullet points, they will turn the comic strip upside down we will begin our discussion. *During this time, I will be able to check their understanding on why we shouldn’t misuse social media. We will close out by letting them know why we were discussing this. o For example, it has been an issue with his grade level during this time. o We love and care and want them to succeed. o We also want to keep them safe I want them to use safe practice on social media CLOSURE I will reveal to them that we have created an anonymous box If they have any questions or need any help they can put in a note in the box and feel comfortable They don’t have to put their name on the note Technology Reflection: This is a lesson that includes technology (phone, iPad, computer, etc.) I would like to let them know how they can use it properly. I will tell them that I created the comic strip using an application on my computer. I will advise them how I am using it for educational purposes. I will let them know that they can veer away from negativity on social media. They can use social media for educational purposes as well. For example, using it to learn new recipes, new workouts, or ways to train your dog.
REFLECTION Students enjoyed the game of Telephone
o The game really put it into perspective how rumors can start They enjoyed the comic strip because they had to use higher level thinking My students were comfortable with asking questions to the HS panel o They were engaged with their experience *One modification I would like for this lesson would be teaching it at the beginning of the year.