In this lesson, students will analyze reasons for the high rate of child abuse, distinguish among the various types of abuse and neglect, and determine methods of breaking the cycle of abuse. Download the lesson plan

Raise greater awareness about child abuse prevention in your community by spreading the word. Use the resources within this toolkit to reach out to your staff, students, and parents to encourage them to take action to prevent abuse.

Each group will be given an “Abuse Situation” card. With your group, you should read the card and discuss what happened, what could have been done differently, and what should be done as a result of the incident. You will have about 15-20 minutes to …

SAFE ENVIRONMENT LESSON PLAN “ABUSE” Grade: High School OBJECTIVES The High School student will 1. Define abuse (physical, emotional, sexual). 2. Recite NO, GO, TELL as an action plan if being abused. 3. List warning signs of a possible predator. 4. Explain how to avoid potential dangerous situations. MATERIALS NEEDED Student needs: Pencil ...

situations seek help. This lesson focuses on identifying various types of abuse, signs of abuse, the impact of abuse, coping skills, protective factors, and. beginning this lesson. For classes that have already established ground rules, quickly reviewing them can promo.

In this lesson, students will distinguish between various types of abuse and neglect, determine steps for reporting such acts, and analyze ways of breaking the cycle of abuse. Students will create a three-dimensional diorama to include strategies to prevent child abuse.

This lesson plan discusses child abuse. It aims to help students understand what child abuse is, recognize its risk factors and effects, and develop strategies to prevent it. The plan includes activities like reading statistics about child abuse, discussing a case study, and creating a diorama with prevention strategies.

Often while teaching prevention education, students will disclose experiences of harm or abuse to trusted adults. This lesson is trauma-informed and has been designed to acknowledge the varied experiences students may have.

• Today we’re going to start a discussion about abuse. Our goal is to bring abuse of all kinds out in the open and make it easy for kids to report it if it happens. By talking about abuse, we can recognize it and prevent it from ever happening. No one should ever feel like they have to …

TEACHING AGAINST ABUSE - LESSON PLAN - 1ST GRADE What can a child do in the following situations? SITUATION: You are hungry. There isn’t enough food at home. Suggestions: • Tell a teacher. • Tell the parent of a friend. SITUATION: Someone yells at you frequently or hits you. Suggestion: Think of someone you trust. Talk to that person ...