Peer pressure activities

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.

Kids are faced with a lot of peer pressure. As parents, it up to us to prepare them to face that pressure and still make the right decisions.

Are you looking for some activities for Red Ribbon Week? Check out this post where I teach strategies for peer pressure and provide engaging activities.

What can be better than to learn things through games? Here are a few games for kids and youth too, that will help them understand peer pressure in a better way. Read on to know more!

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…

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…

Peer pressure is a motivator for behavior changes. Help students develop refusal skills to stand up to peer pressure with scenarios & discussion activities.

Therapeutic worksheets focused on helping kids and teens explore healthy friendships and relationships. Tools assist kids in identifying healthy relationships, friendship skills, and dealing with peer pressure.

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. Whether you are a parent, teacher, or mental health professional, having access to printable peer-pressure worksheets can provide valuable resources to support and guide individuals in developing healthy coping mechanisms and making informed decisions.

Grab this free printable guide for a step by step object lesson and teach your children how to deal with peer pressure.