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Created on September 23, 2025

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Fitting in

Exploring teenage identity in the british society

Self-representation and relations with others

Start

Index

1. Task

5. Geek girl

2. School clubs

6. Grammar

3. School clubs videos

7. Peer pressure

8. Adolescence

4. School cliques

Your task

Create a campaign to promote positive group influence.

To what extent is choosing a club shaping your identity at school?

Club presentations

Worksheet:

Correction:

Correction 2:

Script:

School cliques

Look at the word cloud. Choose two names of high school cliques and define them using the vocabulary help. Can you think of other groups?

Vocabulary:

Article:

Geek girl

A. Say where the action takes place and who the main characters are. B. Sum up the plot. C. Discuss the importance of (not) belonging to a specific group. Use modals.

Watch the trailer for the Geek Girl and take notes. Then answer the questions:

Peer pressure

Definition

Document:

Peer pressure is when you do something because you want to feel accepted and valued by your friends. It can be positive or negative.

Correction

Grammar

Adolescence

Watch the trailer

Main characters

Story line

Adolescence

Examples of peer pressure

Role of adults

Adolescence

Read the article and answer the questions

article :

Adolescence

Peer pressure

Homework

Write about a time when you or someone you know experienced peer pressure. Explain what happened, how you felt, and what you learned from the situation.

Grammar exercices

Final task: promote positive group influence

Use the whole lesson to realize your final task: school clubs, cliques and stereotypes, series like Geek girl or Adolescence, grammar activities

Final task: promote positive group influence