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What Is Consent Full Lesson

Consent lesson in PowerPoint with partner discussion, a nonverbal Make a Pizza game and 12 role-play scenario cards that students answer first without words, then aloud.
Grades
Grades 5–12, Elementary, Middle School, High School
File type
Microsoft PowerPoint
Use
Digital activity

Updated Oct 26, 2026

Subject
Special Resources, Life Skills
Topic
consent education, nonverbal cues
Resource types
Teacher Tools, Lesson Plans
Use
Digital activity

About this resource

What's inside this resource

The 'What Is Consent Full Lesson' is an exceptional teaching resource intended to assist educators in communicating the integral concept of consent. Devised for grades 5 through 12, it merges practical life skills engagingly and effectively into lesson plans.

Key Features:

  • "Make a pizza" activity: Encourages communication using non-verbal cues by asking students to indicate their choice of pizza toppings without words.
  • An Innovative Instructional Video: Demonstrates the concept of consent in common scenarios such as when someone wants to read another's diary.
  • 'Plato': A set of twelve diverse role-playing situations that teach methods to express verbal and non-verbal consent, preserving personal boundaries. The scenarios are age-appropriate and abstain from sexually suggestive circumstance.

The resource's format as a PowerPoint makes it instantly applicable for whole-group lectures or easily adaptable for smaller groups or individual tasks. It transcends traditional education methods by leading teachers and students towards understanding an essential facet of human interactions - consent.

Beyond Academics:

This tool specifically fosters healthy social proficiency among learners while providing dividends beyond academic spaces, be it public schools or homeschooling setup; this comprehensive lesson can be useful across multiple educational environments while consistently inculcating empathy among young minds.

Safety Meets Fun:

This program facilitates safe conversation about complex matter within classroom parameters while making learning more interactive through printable handouts and engaging role-play activities guided by supervising adults.

To Conclude,

'What Is Consent Full Lesson' offers educators an immersive, enlightening learning experience while illuminating the many aspects of consent in personal and public life.

In the classroom

Teaching tips & learning objectives

Learning objectives

  • Explain what consent means
  • Communicate a choice using only nonverbal cues
  • Respond to a request both nonverbally and verbally

Teaching tips

  • The opening slide links to a video, so internet access is needed to play it.
  • Scenarios include sneaking out, dares, spreading rumors and sharing test answers; preview the cards to choose the ones that suit your grade.

Skills covered

  • Nonverbal communication — requesting and responding to pizza toppings without words
  • Setting boundaries — acting out responses to the scenario cards
  • Reflecting — discussing how the game and role-plays felt afterward

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Concepts & topics

Core concepts

  • Consent
  • Boundaries
  • Nonverbal cues
  • Verbal communication

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