Sub Plans for Teen Health Curriculum: Peer Pressures + Helping Teens Assertiveness: High School Health Curriculum Health Lessons
This motivating lesson is perfect for any teen facing peer pressure—something most teens experience, right!? Teach your students that assertiveness is a trait that can help them build a successful future, and it could even protect them and save lives.
★ These sub plans are ideal for both planned and emergency sub days. Simply print the materials ahead of time, place them in a designated spot in your classroom, and you’re set. It’s peace of mind when you need it!
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>> Integrated Skills Based, Content Based / Knowledge Based. The best of both worlds.
>> Meets HS/MS National Health Education Standards.
>> Meets HS/MS Technical Subjects Health Common Core Standards.
>> Meets Washington State’s rigorous Health Education Standards.
Main parts of this sub plan:
- A section that provides important details for your sub, like where the seating charts are located.
- "Substitute Lesson Directions" that are editable, printable, and easy to follow, featuring real-life stories of youth who faced serious consequences after giving in to peer pressure.
- Several video options focusing on peer pressure and promoting positive teen traits.
- A reusable "Student Directions" handout (students do not write on these, so they can be used year after year).
- An introspective "Student Packet" with engaging "Guess the Pressure Lines" and "Assertiveness" surveys.
Additional Highlights:
- "Guess the Top 10 Peer Pressure Lines" survey
- "Assertiveness Survey" with analysis and student goal-setting
- "Ways to Improve Positive Self-Esteem" list
- Help your students recognize the character traits that can help them rise above peer pressure
- Real quotes, like “No pressure, no diamonds” (Thomas Carlyle), can inspire them to stay strong under pressure and shine!
- 5 optional video links on how to deal with peer pressure and build teen self-confidence
- "Above the Pressures" art project
★ This lesson meets National Health Standards 1, 2,4,5,7 and Common Core Reading Standards 4 and 7.
This lesson uses posters and surveys that are also included in the high school health curriculum, middle school health curriculum, and the alcohol, drug, and ACES lessons.
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