The lesson plan aims to help students understand the various influences that shape their identity over 1 hour. Students will describe themselves, discuss how their self-image makes them feel, and share when they felt similar emotions to others. They will act out feelings for their peers to identify and discuss how acknowledging feelings can help address problems. The exit ticket asks students to write down one thing they learned about themselves and one remaining question.
The lesson plan aims to help students understand the various influences that shape their identity over 1 hour. Students will describe themselves, discuss how their self-image makes them feel, and share when they felt similar emotions to others. They will act out feelings for their peers to identify and discuss how acknowledging feelings can help address problems. The exit ticket asks students to write down one thing they learned about themselves and one remaining question.
The lesson plan aims to help students understand the various influences that shape their identity over 1 hour. Students will describe themselves, discuss how their self-image makes them feel, and share when they felt similar emotions to others. They will act out feelings for their peers to identify and discuss how acknowledging feelings can help address problems. The exit ticket asks students to write down one thing they learned about themselves and one remaining question.
Time Allotted:1 Hour Objective: Students will understand the significance of different influences, factors and forces that shape one’s self.
Fundamental Question: Who am I?
Students Will Be Able To (SWBAT):
Compare and contrast how self has been presented across the different perspectives. Demonstrate critical and reflective thought in analyzing the development of one’s self and identity by developing a theory of self. Develop an understanding of self-awareness, self-image, self-perception, the elements of self-esteem and the lifelong importance of these factors.
Related Terms: Self-awareness Self-image Self-perception Self-Esteem
Time Activity Description Materials Required
Write down words to describe your self – Handout write as many as you can! Pen/Pencil 5 mins DO NOW Dictionary If you finish early, get a dictionary to look up the meanings of the related terms. THINK TASK Handout Are there any words not listed that you Pen/Pencil may not use to describe yourself? Why? 10 mins Introduction Of the words you’ve written, find a positive word. How does this word make you feel? Write these feelings down
15 mins Guided Practice Understand & Discuss Handout
Students will be divided into groups Pen/Pencil of, at least, 2 and: 1. share their work by comparing similarities 2. Finish the sentence: “I’m really good at…..” a. The Instructor will model: “I’m really good at…” GEMS Lesson Plan: Instructional Layout b. The students will answer the question and write down answers for future reference. Feeling Grab Bag Slips of paper This exercise helps students understand Cup/Basket/Bowl their own emotions and recognize feelings in others. It allows them to show some vulnerability in a safe setting.
While students remain in groups, they will
do the following: 1. Each student draws a slip of paper that describes a feeling from the bag. 2. Taking turns, students act out a feeling Independent and group members try to guess the 25 mins feeling. Practice/Activity 3. Once the feeling is guessed correctly, the student will talk about a time that he/she felt that feeling and other students in group will give examples of when they felt he same way, 4. After every student has a turn, in group discussion, talk about which ones were the easiest or hardest to express and why? Discuss why recognizing and acknowledging feelings helps people with problems. Tracker Statement Handout Students will write down, at least, one Pen/Pencil 5 mins Exit Ticket thing they have learned about themselves and one thing they would like to learn or have questions about.