<p>*This lesson plan aims to help young people make concious decisions about their peers and encourage them to positive relationships. *</p> <p>Areas to cover in this lesson:</p> <ul> <li>Recognising good and bad relationships</li> <li>Different emotions shown in relationships</li> <li>Making independent positive choice</li> </ul> <p>Task 1</p> <p>Match the descriptions the appropriate title.</p> <p>Task 2</p> <p>Group discussion about what traits make a good and bad relationship.</p> <p>Task 3</p> <p>Choose 6 individuals from the background sheet using the attached profile cutouts to make a 6 a side football team of individuals you can trust/build a positive relationship with.<br /> <em>This task is subjective, although some choices may not seem like the right ones encourge the young people to explain their decisions</em></p>

<p>Engage your pupils through interesting debates and critical thinking.</p> <p>This lesson plan encourages young people to presenting their work through debate.</p> <p>As a speaking and listening lesson plan pupils are encouraged to use their persuasive writing skills by articulating their argument to keep their characters on the hot air balloon.</p> <p>Suitable for all ages.</p>

<p>Fun and engaging topic on the world’s best conspiracy theories. This aims to improve children’s independent thinking, critical thinking, presentation skills and teamwork.</p>

<p>Helps young people understand the pros and cons of social media and how it may have an effect on their relationships.</p> <p>LO1: Compare and contrast the benefits and drawbacks of relationships held over social media</p> <p>LO2: Evaluate and Assess arguments for and against the use of social media for maintaining healthy relationships.</p>