aidemia--modules-lessonstartideas_type	Give a creative idea how to begin a lesson
Which subject	Personal development
What age group	Year or Grade 6
What topic	A girl learns to trust her worth
Quantity	1
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Lesson Introduction: Trusting Your Worth

Objective:

Today, we are going to explore the concept of self-worth and how to trust in it. We'll follow the journey of a girl who learns to recognize, appreciate, and trust herself. By the end of this lesson, you should be able to understand what self-worth means and how to build your own.

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Hook Activity: The Magic Mirror

Setting the Scene: Imagine you are standing in front of a magical mirror that can show you not just your appearance, but also your true self—the qualities, talents, and strengths that make you unique. In this lesson, we'll meet a girl named Mia who has her own experience with a magical mirror that helps her see her worth.

Discussion Prompt:

• What would you want your magical mirror to reveal about you?
• Take a moment to jot down three things you would like to see in your reflection—qualities you admire in yourself or talents you wish to recognize.

Group Activity: Reflection Sharing

• Pair Up: In pairs, share what you wrote down.
• Listen Carefully: One partner will share their list while the other listens, then switch roles.
• Group Share: Afterward, we will come together as a class and share some highlights.

Transition to Storytime:

Now that we've thought about what makes us unique, let's dive into Mia's story. As we read, pay attention to the challenges she faces and how she learns to trust her worth, uncovering her strengths with the help of her magical mirror.

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By starting with this engaging activity, students will be drawn into the topic of self-worth, preparing them for a meaningful exploration of Mia's journey.