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Character Education for Middle School Girls

Research shows a positive trend in test scores and confidence in middle school aged students learning in same-sex classes. By removing the school pressures created in a co-ed class, Character Education for Middle School Girls becomes easier to teach. Social media, peer pressure, developing a changing body, and a deep desire to be accepted, are a few of the reasons why middle school girls are the most difficult to work with. These ten lessons are written for the teacher with the sensitivity of the pre-teen in mind.­

10 lesson teacher curriculum for 6th-9th grade girls

  • How to conduct themselves with confidence
  • How to push through the awkwardness of middle school
  • Prepare them for high school.
$ 195.00 USD

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Lessons Covered in Character Education for Middle School Girls

Lesson 1: Greeting Others

  • To develop the students' confidence in their knowledge and ability to introduce themselves to others.
  • To understand the rules of introductions.
  • To learn how to properly shake hands.
  • To understand the appropriate time to stand.

Lesson 2: Walking and Posture

  • To develop students' awareness of how posture conveys self-confidence to others.
  • To allow students to practice confidently approaching someone and introducing themselves.
  • To teach students the proper way to walk with another person or a group.

Lesson 3: Appearance

  • To develop students' awareness of the importance of clothing in various settings.
  • To promote proper clothing selection for any given occasion.

Lesson 4: Communication Etiquette

  • To learn the correct protocol for phone calls and text messages.
  • To learn the proper etiquette for sending e-mails.
  • To understand the full ramifications of social networking sites.

Lesson 5: Emergencies

  • To teach students how to recognize an emergency.
  • To teach students how to handle a 911 call.

Lesson 6: Respect and Courtesy

  • To identify the reasons why respect and courtesy are necessary in every area of one's life.
  • To learn what having good manners entails.
  • To work as part of a team in the development of a creative presentation.
  • To encourage students to be more self-reflective in their own habits regarding respect and courtesy toward others.

Lesson 7: Sportsmanship

  • To teach students about the true definition of sportsmanship.
  • To explain the rules of being a spectator.
  • To explain the rules of using the locker room.
  • To see where the student's natural instincts drive them when it comes to sportsmanship.

Lesson 8: Setting the Table

  • To discuss the importance of table manners in various settings.
  • To learn what is expected when dining out.
  • To understand the proper 4 course meal setting.
  • To learn proper table manners.

Lesson 9: Dining Skills

  • To properly set up one place setting for a four course meal.
  • To learn the Zig-Zag method of dining.
  • To learn the Continental method of dining.

Lesson 10: Napkins and Utensils

  • To learn the five uses of the napkin.
  • To understand the proper way to eat soup.
  • To understand the proper way to eat dessert

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