An important part of protesting is taking part in direct actions. The Network for Climate Action has created this stellar workshop outline on teaching non-violent direct action.
The original workshop is 5 hours longs (and needs breaks built in) but you can customize the agenda to whatever time slot you have. The workshop covers:
Motivations for direct action
What actions people are willing to do
Legal role plays
Simple blockading techniques
Quick consensus decision making
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