Irma Yolanda Silva

This lesson introduces 8th-grade students to the concept of human trafficking, its various forms, and its impact on individuals and communities. Through discussions and activities, students will learn how they can contribute to prevention efforts. This lesson is crucial for raising awareness among young students, empowering them with knowledge to recognize and prevent human trafficking in their communities.

This lesson focuses on teaching 6th-grade students about personal boundaries and the importance of consent in preventing trafficking. Through interactive activities, students will practice setting and respecting boundaries, which is crucial for their personal safety and well-being. Understanding these concepts will empower students to make informed decisions and respect others' boundaries, fostering a safer and more respectful community.

This lesson introduces 8th-grade students to the concept of human trafficking, its various forms, and its impact on individuals and communities. Through discussions and activities, students will learn how they can contribute to prevention efforts. This lesson is crucial for raising awareness among young students, empowering them with knowledge to recognize and prevent human trafficking in their communities.

This lesson will engage Grade 8 students in understanding the dangers of substance abuse, including drugs and alcohol, through interactive discussions and activities. Students will learn about the impact on health and society and develop strategies for prevention. This lesson is crucial as it equips students with knowledge and skills to make informed decisions and resist peer pressure related to substance use.

This lesson focuses on building resilience and self-esteem among Grade 6 students to empower them to resist drugs. Through a condensed group discussion, personal reflection exercise, and role-playing scenarios, students will explore the importance of self-worth and resilience in making healthy choices. This lesson is crucial as it equips students with the skills to stand strong against peer pressure and make informed decisions about their well-being.

This lesson focuses on helping students recognize and understand different emotions and their effects on behavior. Activities include emotion charades and journaling to make the learning engaging and impactful.