Peer pressure lessons

Feb 21, 2020 - Looking for an end of the year (or any time of the year) lesson on peer pressure? This lesson works for 4th grade and up. It’s an interactive no-fail lesson and I’m planning on doing it…

This week's social curriculum objective is Resisting Negative Peer Pressure. It's not something I taught last year, but when I saw it in my resource book (More Tools for Teaching Social Skills in School), I thought it was really important to include because so many kids don't necessarily understand what peer pressure is completely or can always recognize it. I started the lesson out by sharing a video I found on YouTube. It is a narrative explaining to students the different types of peer…

Teen peer pressure may sometimes have adverse effects on children. Read the post to learn about its types, the related concerns, and ways to manage it.

Peer pressure is a common phenomenon that many individuals, especially young people, experience during their lives. Worksheets can be a helpful tool for understanding and navigating the complexities of peer pressure. These worksheets help children or teenagers to live their youth positively. So, teachers and parents can use these worksheets to help children or teens deal with peer pressure and bad influences. With these worksheets, children or teenagers can do some positive things such as…

Equip students with the skills to stand up against peer pressure with helpful activities and scenarios! Comics are a great way to introduce situations and have students work through what the right thing to do is.

In this article Crystal McDowell gives some great advice on how to avoid teen peer pressure using P-U-S-H-B-A-C-K.

Peer pressure can be a powerful force that can influence our choices and behaviors. Here are seven tricks that can help individuals handle peer pressure:

This is a great object lesson that can illustrate the concept of peer pressure using simple craft materials. Use Romans 12:2 and see what God's Word has to say about peer pressure. #objectlesson #kidmin #childrensministry #peerpressure #objectlessonforkids #childrensmessage #Biblelesson #Romans12 #objectlessonkids #objectlessonforteens #objectlessonforSundayschool #childrenschurch

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Here are seven Bible verses that relate to peer pressure and how to avoid it.

Use this older elementary Sunday school lesson, Jesus and Me, to teach kids in third and fourth grade that Jesus is always our friend.

Walking through the halls of your school and overhearing the chatter of students in the hallways and classrooms, have any of these phrases ever caught your attention? “What a loser!” “He’s just a mean person; there’s no changing him.” “She doesn’t fit in anywhere.”

SSR – Quietly read for 15 minutes

Ways to say no to peer pressure

This Bible lesson is a great way to talk to your Sunday school students about cheating, honesty and peer pressure, & includes a social story!

Discover powerful biblical stories of peer pressure and learn valuable lessons that apply to our lives today.

Peer pressure is the influence that peers exert on others to change their attitudes, values or behaviors to conform to group norms. Good peer pressure can encourage positive behaviors or discourage risky actions, while bad peer pressure involves feeling compelled to do something unwanted to gain acceptance. Peer pressure can impact fashion, relationships, academics and substance use, so it is important to develop self-confidence, think independently, and spend time with supportive friends…