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Life Skills

Make Safe Choices

Overview

Students explore everyday situations and decide which choices are safe.

Learning Objective
Students identify safe and unsafe choices and explain their reasoning.

Resources needed

  • None

Lesson stages

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  1. 1 Begin by explaining what 'safe' and 'unsafe' mean, using simple and clear examples.
  2. 2 Ask students to give one or two examples of safe and unsafe behaviour from their own experience.
  3. 3 Model a short situation and think aloud about which choice is safer and why.
  4. 4 Put students into small groups and give each group a new situation.
  5. 5 Ask them to discuss possible actions and decide which is the safest choice.
  6. 6 Encourage students to explain their reasons clearly using simple language.
  7. 7 Walk around the class and support discussion with guiding questions.
  8. 8 Invite groups to share their ideas and compare answers.
  9. 9 Finish by discussing how thinking about safety can help in real life.

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Variations

  • Student-created situations.
  • Role play scenarios.
  • Whole-class discussion.
More information

Teach: safe, unsafe, danger, choose, because.

Use very simple and familiar situations.

Can students explain why a choice is safe or unsafe?

No materials needed.

Students think safety only relates to physical danger.

Safety awareness supports responsible behaviour.