Decision making (T3 W5)
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Decision making is the process of choosing between different options. It is important because the choices we make can affect our health, relationships, and happiness. In this lesson, we will learn how to make good decisions by considering the consequences of our actions and choosing options that are healthy and respectful.
Imagine you are feeling hungry during break time. You have two options: a chocolate bar or an apple. Let's discuss the pros and cons of each choice. The chocolate bar is tasty but has a lot of sugar, which isn't good for your health. The apple is healthy and gives you energy. By thinking about how each choice affects your body and how you feel, you can make a better decision.
In small groups, you will receive different scenarios where you need to make a decision. For example, 'You see a friend being bullied. What do you do?' Discuss the options with your group and choose the best action. Afterward, each group will share their scenario and decision with the class, explaining why they made that choice.
Think about a decision you made recently. Write a short paragraph about what the decision was, why you made it, and how it turned out. Then, set a small goal for yourself related to making better decisions. For example, 'I will choose a fruit instead of candy for my snack this week.'
Answer: Choosing between different options
Decision making involves selecting from various choices available to us.
Answer: Apple
An apple is a healthy snack that provides vitamins and energy.
Answer: It can make you feel sad or unhealthy.
Bad decisions can lead to negative feelings or health issues.
Answer: The consequences of your choice
Considering the consequences helps you make better decisions.
Answer: It helps maintain good relationships with others.
Respectful decisions show care for others and strengthen friendships.
Answer: Tell a teacher
Reporting bullying to an adult is a responsible and respectful action.
Answer: Write about it
Writing helps you think about what you did and how to improve.
Answer: I will choose to drink water instead of soda.
Setting small goals helps you practice making healthier choices.