Introduce the lesson and its purpose. Emphasize that attention can be both positive and negative and affects behavior and relationships.

Discuss the basic concept of attention and why it's important. Use questions to engage students: What is attention? How do we notice it in daily interactions?

Highlight the benefits of positive attention. Encourage students to think of examples where positive attention made them feel supported.

Discuss negative attention and its possible consequences. Ask students: How does negative attention impact behavior?

Provide clear examples of both positive and negative attention. Facilitate a brief discussion on real-life scenarios.

Guide a discussion on how to identify and manage these types of attention. Invite students to share their experiences and strategies.

Introduce the activity where students will role-play scenarios, practicing how to seek positive attention and reduce negative influences.