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Objective

By the end of this lesson, Shawn will understand how media and important people can influence attitudes, beliefs, and behaviors.

Materials and Prep

  • Pen and paper
  • Access to the internet
  • Be ready to discuss and share thoughts

Activities

1. Media Detective: Watch a short video or read an article together. Discuss how the information presented can influence thoughts and actions.

2. Role Play: Act out scenarios where Shawn takes on the role of a famous influencer or media personality. Discuss the impact of their words and actions.

3. Create a Collage: Cut out pictures from magazines or print images from the internet. Arrange them to show how media can shape perceptions.

Talking Points

  • "Media includes things like TV, movies, social media, and websites. They can show us ideas and influence how we think."
  • "Famous people like actors, athletes, and leaders can also influence us. We might want to be like them or do what they say."
  • "It's important to think about whether what we see and hear is true or if it's trying to make us think a certain way."
  • "We can talk to someone we trust if we're not sure about something we see or hear in the media."
  • "Remember, we have the power to choose what we believe and how we behave, even when media and important people are trying to influence us."

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