Tamique Akins

In this two-session lesson, 3rd graders become curious scientists exploring why things change around them—from seasons to classroom routines. Understanding change helps students make sense of the world and builds critical thinking and observation skills.

This lesson helps 3rd graders understand the importance of saying no and resisting peer pressure. Through a combination of video and discussion, students will explore scenarios where they might feel pressured and learn strategies to confidently say no. This lesson is crucial for building self-esteem and empowering students to make independent choices.

This lesson helps 1st graders understand the concept of tattle telling and when it is appropriate to tell an adult about a situation. Through engaging stories and discussions, students will learn to differentiate between situations that require adult intervention and those that can be resolved independently. This lesson is important as it fosters critical thinking and social skills, helping students navigate social interactions more effectively.

This lesson aims to educate 5th-grade students about bullying, David's Law, and effective prevention strategies. Through a combination of discussion, video, and experiential learning activities, students will gain a deeper understanding of the impact of bullying and how to address it. This lesson is crucial in fostering a safe and supportive school environment, empowering students to stand against bullying and support their peers.

This lesson aims to educate elementary parents on the dynamics of bullying, its impact on children, and effective strategies to address it. By understanding bullying, parents can better support their children and foster a safe and inclusive environment at home and school. This lesson is important as it empowers parents with knowledge and tools to prevent and respond to bullying incidents.

This lesson introduces 2nd-grade students to the concept of drug awareness and safety. Through engaging discussions and activities, students will learn about making safe choices and understanding the importance of saying no to harmful substances. This lesson is crucial as it lays the foundation for healthy decision-making and empowers students to protect themselves and others.

This lesson aims to help 5th-grade students understand the concept of kindness and its significance in everyday life. Through a short video, discussion, and activity, students will explore how small acts of kindness can have a big impact. This lesson is important as it fosters empathy and positive social interactions, contributing to a supportive classroom environment.

This lesson introduces 3rd-grade students to the concept of addiction and its effects on the brain through a kid-friendly video and a collaborative activity. Understanding addiction as a brain disorder helps students develop empathy and awareness, which are crucial for making informed decisions in the future.

This lesson aims to educate 5th-grade students about the importance of drug safety and the impact of drugs on the brain. Through a video and a collaborative activity, students will learn about addiction and how to make safe choices. This lesson is crucial as it empowers students with knowledge to make informed decisions and promotes a safe and healthy lifestyle.

This lesson aims to teach 5th grade students the importance of knowing their parents' names, addresses, and phone numbers, and how to protect themselves from strangers. Through videos, discussions, and experiential activities, students will learn to distinguish between personal and private information and understand the importance of keeping certain information confidential. This lesson is crucial for helping students develop awareness and strategies to stay safe both online and offline.

This lesson teaches 4th grade students the importance of knowing their parents' names, addresses, and phone numbers, and how to protect themselves from strangers. Through experiential learning and active participation, students will understand the significance of this information and how to use it safely.

This lesson aims to teach 3rd-grade students the importance of knowing their parents' names, addresses, and phone numbers, and how to protect themselves from strangers. The lesson includes a video on distinguishing between personal and private information, followed by interactive activities to reinforce the concepts. This lesson is crucial for students' safety and helps them understand the importance of protecting their personal information and recognizing harmful strangers.

This lesson aims to teach 2nd-grade students the importance of knowing their parents' names, addresses, and phone numbers, and how to protect their personal information. This is crucial for their safety and helps them understand the difference between personal and private information.

In this lesson, students will learn the importance of knowing their personal information, such as their address, phone numbers, and parents' names, and how to protect themselves. The lesson includes watching two short videos, engaging in interactive activities, and participating in a discussion to reinforce the learning objectives. This lesson is crucial for students' safety and helps them understand the importance of personal information and how to seek help when needed.

This 45-minute lesson plan focuses on the story 'The Girl Who Makes a Million Mistakes,' helping 5th graders develop reading comprehension skills and a growth mindset. Through video viewing, discussions, and activities, students will understand the story's message and reflect on overcoming challenges and learning from mistakes.

In this lesson, students will learn about healthy friendships by watching a short video, participating in a circle time discussion, and engaging in a hands-on activity. The aim is to help students understand the qualities of a good friend and how to ask for and offer help.