Peer Pressure Decisions Worksheet
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Peer Pressure in Schools: Types, Examples, Refusal Skills, and Coping Strategies
Lesson Plans by Patrick Healey
Throughout a student's education they more than likely will experience a form of peer pressure. Arming students with the knowledge and skills to refuse negative peer pressure and support positive peer pressure is essential. These activities will help you get these important messages across.
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Storyboard Description
Help students identify the risks and benefits of peer pressure and if one of those outweighs another.
Storyboard Text
- Name Date
- Peer Pressure: Risks and Rewards
- Directions: Imagine a scenario in which you might face peer pressure. This could be something you anticipate happening, but make sure it's realistic. Then follow the prompts to assess risks and benefits of saying yes and saying no.
- List at least 2 benefits:
- List at least 2 risks:
- Scenario:
- Saying "Yes"
- List at least 2 benefits:
- List at least 2 risks:
- Saying "No"
- Do the risks outweigh the benefits? Are they worth it?
- Is this a scenario of good or bad peer pressure and why?
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