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Introduction

As students, you have the power to be leaders in your own unique way, no matter your age or experience. Today, we'll be exploring the topic of leadership and how we can practice being leaders in our everyday lives.

Brainstorming

Before we dive into the lesson, let's brainstorm what leadership means to us.

• What qualities do you believe make a good leader?
• Can you think of any leaders in your life, either in school or outside of it?
• What have they done to inspire you or others?

Defining Leadership

Leadership is the ability to guide, inspire, and motivate others towards a common goal. It involves having strong communication skills, being able to make decisions, and being a positive influence on those around you.

Examples of Leadership

There are countless examples of leaders around us. Here are a few:

• A teacher leading a classroom
• A captain leading a sports team
• A parent leading their family
• A community leader making positive changes in their neighborhood

Practice Being a Leader

Now that we have a better understanding of what leadership is, let's practice being leaders ourselves. Here are a few ways you can start leading:

• Listen to others and be a team player
• Stand up for what you believe in
• Be a role model for others
• Be responsible and accountable for your actions
• Help others and make a positive impact

Conclusion

As we wrap up our lesson today, remember that leadership is not about being in charge, it's about making a positive impact and being a positive influence on those around you. Keep practicing these skills and you'll be a leader in no time!