Lesson Plan for Primary 5 - National Values Education - revention Of Drug Abuse And Life Coping Skills +

### Lesson Plan: National Values Education for Primary 5 **Topic:** Prevention of Drug Abuse and Life Coping Skills + Types of Social Injustice + Punishment for Various Threats to Personal Security --- #### **Objective:** By the end of this lesson, students will be able to: 1. Understand the importance of preventing drug abuse and learn life coping skills. 2. Identify types of social injustice. 3. Recognize the different punishments for various threats to personal security. #### **Materials Needed:** - Whiteboard and markers - Projector and screen - Printed handouts - Flip chart paper and markers - Sticky notes - Videos on drug abuse prevention and social injustice (age-appropriate) - Worksheets on coping skills and types of social injustice #### **Duration:** 90 minutes --- ### **Lesson Plan** **Part 1: Introduction (10 minutes)** 1. **Greet the Class:** Welcome the students and briefly discuss the importance of values education. 2. **Set the Stage:** Explain that today's lesson will cover three important topics: preventing drug abuse and learning coping skills, understanding social injustice, and recognizing punishments for threats to personal security. 3. **Learning Outcomes:** Share the objectives of the lesson with the students. **Part 2: Prevention of Drug Abuse and Life Coping Skills (30 minutes)** 1. **Video Introduction (5 minutes):** - Play an age-appropriate video on drug abuse prevention. 2. **Class Discussion (10 minutes):** - Ask students to share their thoughts on the video. - Discuss why drug abuse is harmful and how it can be prevented. 3. **Group Activity (15 minutes):** - Divide the students into small groups. - Provide each group with flip chart paper and markers. - Ask them to draw and write down healthy coping skills they can use during stressful situations (e.g., talking to a trusted adult, engaging in sports, reading, etc.). - Each group presents their work to the class. **Part 3: Types of Social Injustice (25 minutes)** 1. **Mini Lecture (10 minutes):** - Define social injustice and provide examples (e.g., discrimination based on race, gender, disability, etc.). - Explain the impact of social injustice on individuals and communities. 2. **Class Activity (15 minutes):** - Hand out worksheets with scenarios depicting different types of social injustice. - Ask students to read and identify the type of social injustice in each scenario. - Discuss their answers as a class. **Part 4: Punishments for Various Threats to Personal Security (15 minutes)** 1. **Interactive Discussion (15 minutes):** - Explain what personal security means and provide examples of threats (e.g., bullying, theft, physical harm). - Discuss the types of punishments that might be imposed for different threats to personal security (e.g., school detention for bullying, legal consequences for theft). - Use real-life scenarios or news articles (appropriate for their age) to illustrate the points. **Part 5: Wrap-Up and Q&A (10 minutes)** 1. **Summarize the Key Points:** - Recap the main points of the lesson. - Reinforce the importance of preventing drug abuse, understanding social injustice, and recognizing punishments for threats to personal security. 2. **Q&A Session:** - Open the floor for any questions the students might have. 3. **Reflection Activity:** - Ask students to write a short reflection on what they learned today and how they can apply it in their daily lives. 4. **Closing:** - Thank the students for their participation and remind them of the importance of national values in their lives. --- #### **Assessment:** - Participation in discussions and group activities. - Completion and accuracy of worksheet answers. - Quality and insightfulness of reflection activity. #### **Extension Activities:** - Assign students to research and present on a famous figure who fought against social injustice. - Organize a workshop on stress management and coping skills. --- This lesson plan aims to educate primary 5 students about crucial aspects of national values in a comprehensive yet age-appropriate manner.