Educational Project

Educational Project Plan: ADDICTIONS IN OUR COMMUNITY
Grade: 3rd Grade (Primary)
Main Issue: Students will learn about addictions present in their community.
Scenario: Community
Methodology: Community-Based Learning (CBL)
Articulating Axis: Healthy Living

1. Project Overview Table

Aspect	Details
Project Duration	6 weeks (Adjustable based on school schedule)
Total Sessions	11 sessions (aligned with phases and moments)
Learning Goals	- Understand what addiction is
	- Recognize common addictions in their community
	- Promote healthy lifestyle choices
Activities will be adapted to	The age level, using simple language, visual aids, and interactive activities

2. Phase 1: Planning

Moment	Time	Activities	Objectives	Adaptations for 3rd Grade	Materials Needed
Identification	1 hour	Activity: Brainstorm: "What do you know about addictions?"	To activate prior knowledge and introduce the topic	Use pictures, simple words, and group discussion	Flashcards, pictures of healthy/unhealthy habits
		Activity: Draw or tell a story about a healthy and an unhealthy habit	To express understanding creatively	Drawing materials, story prompts	Paper, crayons, story prompts
Recovery	1 hour	Activity: Read a simple story about a person making healthy choices	To introduce positive behaviors	Read aloud, discuss characters' choices	Children's storybook, discussion questions
Planning	1 hour	Activity: Create a class "Healthy Living" poster with drawings and words	To plan ongoing activities and reinforce healthy habits	Collaborative poster creation	Poster paper, markers, magazines for cut-outs

3. Phase 2: Action

Moment	Time	Activities	Objectives	Adaptations for 3rd Grade	Materials Needed
Approach	1 hour	Activity: Community walk or virtual tour (if possible) to identify local places or people promoting healthy living	To connect students with their community	Use visuals, guided questions	Photos, community map, local stories
Comprehension and Production	2 hours	Activity: Create posters or drawings about healthy vs. unhealthy habits in the community	To understand and express knowledge	Group work, visual aids	Poster boards, markers, magazines, scissors
Recognition	1 hour	Activity: Share their posters with classmates and discuss what they learned	To reinforce understanding	Presentations, Q&A	Student-made posters
Correction	30 mins	Activity: Correct misconceptions through a fun quiz or game	To clarify and reinforce correct information	Use simple questions, interactive games	Quiz sheets, game materials

4. Phase 3: Intervention

Moment	Time	Activities	Objectives	Adaptations for 3rd Grade	Materials Needed
Integration	1 hour	Activity: Role-play scenarios: Making healthy choices at home or in the community	To practice healthy decision-making	Use role-play cards, simple scripts	Scenario cards, costumes (optional)
Dissemination	1 hour	Activity: Present their posters and stories to other classes or parents	To share knowledge and promote community awareness	Prepare short, simple presentations	Posters, presentation props
Considerations	30 mins	Activity: Talk about how to stay healthy and avoid addictions	To reflect on healthy habits	Group discussion, drawing	Chart paper, markers
Progress	30 mins	Activity: Create a "Healthy Living Pledge" for the class	To commit to healthy habits	Simple pledge sheet, signing	Pledge poster, stickers

5. Summary of Activities and Time Allocation

Phase & Moment	Duration	Key Activities	Educational Focus	Adaptations for 3rd Grade
Planning	3 hours	Brainstorm, drawing, story reading, poster creation	Prior knowledge, awareness	Visual aids, simple language
Action	4 hours	Community tour, poster creation, sharing, quiz	Understanding and expressing	Interactive, visual, group work
Intervention	3 hours	Role-play, presentations, reflection, pledge	Practical application, reflection	Role-play, simple language

6. Expected Outcomes

Students will be able to identify some addictions present in their community.

Students will understand the importance of healthy habits.

Students will develop awareness about making healthy choices.

Students will confidently share their learnings with others.

7. Evaluation and Follow-up

Observation of participation and understanding during activities.

Review of posters, stories, and role-plays.

Reflection circle to discuss what they learned.

Follow-up activities: family healthy habits poster, community health day participation.

This comprehensive project integrates community participation, visual and interactive activities, and age-appropriate language to foster awareness and promote healthy living among 3rd-grade students regarding addictions in their community.