Textbook: Choose Your Role Model | Value Education - Class 3 PDF Download

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Main Idea:
Objectives:
Objectives:
 
to make a difference.
Let's start with: 
Meera had lost a race at the Athletic meet that day.  Tired and disappointed  
she fell on  the bed. She had lost all hope of winning ever again. As she lay 
on the bed, she saw an ant trying to climb up the wall. It tried six times 
climbing up but slipped down every time. It didn't give up but attempted 
the seventh time and finally did managed to climb up. Meera started 
smiling. The little ant had become her role model.
To understand the importance of identifying a right role model.
To explore the ways in which role models can help us.
To learn from the lives of great leaders.
Role models help us become what we want to be and inspire us 
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CHOOSE YOUR ROLE MODEL
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Main Idea:
Objectives:
Objectives:
 
to make a difference.
Let's start with: 
Meera had lost a race at the Athletic meet that day.  Tired and disappointed  
she fell on  the bed. She had lost all hope of winning ever again. As she lay 
on the bed, she saw an ant trying to climb up the wall. It tried six times 
climbing up but slipped down every time. It didn't give up but attempted 
the seventh time and finally did managed to climb up. Meera started 
smiling. The little ant had become her role model.
To understand the importance of identifying a right role model.
To explore the ways in which role models can help us.
To learn from the lives of great leaders.
Role models help us become what we want to be and inspire us 
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CHOOSE YOUR ROLE MODEL
Activity 1: 
Activity 2: 
Activity 3:
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Make a list of any 5 achievers 
who succeeded despite the 
hardships they faced. For 
example, Louis Braille.
The teacher may ask the 
students to select a person/role 
model for themselves. Make a 
list of at least 10 positive 
attributes that they admire in 
that person.
The teacher will ask the 
students to share an anecdote 
from the life of any famous 
world leader who has inspired 
them. For example, Martin 
Luther King,  Mahatma Gandhi 
or any other.
When I grow up . . .
Students should be encouraged 
to speak about their ambition in 
life. What they want to be when 
they grow up and why?
Activity 4:
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Activities
Reflection: Choose your role models with care. They represent your future..