Peer pressure continued
In your groups, come up with a way Tom could have said no but still been friendly.
Deciding what is OK for a friend to ask
The signs around the classroom are: OK for a friend to ask this Not OK for a friend to ask this Don’t know Listen to the scenario and...
Scenario 1
Lola asks Sunil to audition for the school play with them, even though they know Sunil is shy. Lola asks Sunil twice.
Scenario 2
Robbie says if Charlotte wants to carry on being friends that they must kiss three other pupils in school.
Scenario 3
Salman tells Rowan that if he wants to cycle to school together then he needs to wear a helmet.
Scenario 4
Anna says that they now want to be friends with someone new and if Doug wants to still be their friend, then Doug needs...
Peer pressure continued
Here is the outcome of Tom saying no. Class questions: How will Tom feel after this? How would he have felt if he had said yes?
Baseline assessment
What do you think the term ‘peer pressure’ means? On your piece of paper, complete the sentence starter: ‘Peer pressure is …’
Learning outcomes
We will be able to: Explain what peer pressure is. Say no to something we don’t want to do.
