1. Dixon May Fair Edition pp. 388-390
Selecting a mate
Dixon May Fair Edition pp

2. Opener Rate the following characteristics in selecting a mate
1 is your top priority
5 is something you don’ t really care about
Physical attractiveness
Character
Intelligence
Personality / sense of humor
Socioeconomic status
Ambition
Tally male and female responses, look for a pattern

3. Group discussion
Females go outside Males stay inside Describe the ideal date from beginning to end. How much should be spent $? If someone spends a lot of money on another person, does the other person owe him something? When a girl says no, does this always mean no?

4. Read, “Selecting a Mate”
Turn to p. 388 Read Selecting a Mate Use a partner to discuss how correct this is. Was anything left out? Are the test results surprising? Lesson of the day: Don’t find your mate at the May Fair!
Status, ambition, intelligence- for women

5. Worksheets
Find your Re-teaching Worksheets and try to complete them. Don’t drink and drive, don’t find a mate, have a great weekend!