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Lesson 10:

Celebrate and Continue Your Efforts!

Learning Targets

Students will reflect on practices around doing philanthropy. Students will present evidence of projects, reflect on processes and outcomes, and calculate the ripple effect of their continued efforts.
Duration 20–35 MINS
Downloads Lesson Plan, Presentation & Celebrate and Continue - Student Worksheet
Materials Student Worksheet, Presentation Slides, Computer with Projector and Sound, Internet Access (if applicable)

Downloadable Materials

Lesson Plan: Celebrate and Continue Your Efforts!

Lesson Plan: Celebrate and Continue Your Efforts!

Celebratory final lesson beginning with a gallery walk where half the class shares project evidence while the other observes, then switches. Students share reflections, then write two ways to build regular philanthropic habits going forward. Includes reminder to complete Post-Assessment.

Presentation: Celebrate and Continue Your Efforts!

Presentation: Celebrate and Continue Your Efforts!

Emphasizes that impact is double-sided — affecting others and oneself. Guides gallery walk sharing, prompts reflection on personal growth, and closes with Tim Cook: 'You want to be the pebble in the pond that creates the ripple for change.'

Activity: Celebrate and Continue - Student Worksheet

Activity: Celebrate and Continue - Student Worksheet

Three-section reflection worksheet. Warm-Up: Describe project evidence collected. Activity: Students write one thing they enjoyed and one thing they learned from their project. Reflection for Action: two-column table for building philanthropy into daily life. Concludes with 'Today I Could' prompts: reflect on growth and post a thank-you on social media.

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