Objective

By the end of this lesson, you will understand what consent means and why it is important to respect others' boundaries.

Materials and Prep

• Pen and paper
• Colorful markers
• Clear communication and listening skills

Activities

• Role Play: Act out scenarios where one person asks for permission before touching or taking something from another person.
• Draw Your Boundaries: Use markers to draw a picture of yourself surrounded by things you like and don't like. Discuss with your parent or teacher why it's important for others to ask before crossing those boundaries.
• Consent Dance: Create a fun dance routine where you practice asking for permission before dancing with a partner. Make sure both of you say "yes" before starting the dance.

Talking Points

• "Consent means asking for permission before doing something to or with someone else."
• "It's important to always respect others' boundaries and listen to their response when you ask for consent."
• "If someone says 'no' or 'stop,' it's crucial to immediately stop what you're doing and respect their decision."
• "Always remember that your body belongs to you, and you have the right to say 'no' if you're not comfortable with something."