Introduce the lesson topic. Explain to students that body language is a powerful form of communication, often conveying messages more strongly than words. Emphasize that today's lesson focuses on reading non-verbal cues.

Discuss the importance of gestures. Ask students for examples where a hand gesture or posture changed the meaning of a conversation.

Highlight facial expressions. Suggest that teachers explain how emotions like happiness, anger, or confusion are often visible on the face. Prompt students to think of times when a facial expression communicated more than words.

Focus on posture and overall body stance. Encourage interactive discussion about how posture impacts first impressions and ongoing interactions. Ask pairs to observe each other’s posture during interactions.