Introduce the lesson with a friendly welcome. Let students know that today we'll learn how to say 'no' when friends try to get us to do things we don't want to do.

Explain peer pressure in simple terms as the feeling when friends want you to do something even if you don't feel comfortable.

Give examples that relate to their daily life, like being pressured to join a game they don't like or sharing something they want to keep private.

Discuss with students simple ways to resist peer pressure. Use simple language, and encourage them to voice their feelings.

Explain that they will now work in pairs to practice the strategies in a fun role-play activity. Encourage them to support each other.

Wrap up the lesson with a review of the main points. Ask students what they learned and how they might use these strategies at school or with friends.