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Lesson 9:

Executing Your Plan for Positive Impact

Learning Targets

Students will take time to finish planning and execute their philanthropic project(s). Learners are encouraged to document and record evidence of their philanthropic efforts.
Duration 20–30 MINS
Downloads Lesson Plan, Presentation & Executing Your Plan - Student Worksheet
Materials Student Worksheet, Presentation Slides, Technology Setup (optional)

Downloadable Materials

Lesson Plan: Executing Your Plan for Positive Impact

Lesson Plan: Executing Your Plan for Positive Impact

Execution-focused work session where students give 30-second project updates, then finalize preparations in small groups. Checklist covers: date/location set, organizations confirmed, publicity contacts made, materials ready, and day-of tasks assigned. Closes with a reflection on documenting the project's story.

Presentation: Executing Your Plan for Positive Impact

Presentation: Executing Your Plan for Positive Impact

Project management presentation guiding students through the final preparation checklist. Prompts project updates, displays five readiness checklist items, and encourages students to visualize impact: 'Don't get so caught up in tasks that you lose sight of WHY you are doing this.'

Activity: Executing Your Plan - Student Worksheet

Activity: Executing Your Plan - Student Worksheet

Focused preparation worksheet with warm-up for project status update, activity section for listing next action steps, and Reflection for Action two-column table for coverage strategies. Includes 'Today I Could' checklist for final task completion and social media updates.

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