Introduce the concept of non-verbal communication. Explain that non-verbal cues can carry emotional and relational meaning, often more powerfully than words.

Discuss common types of non-verbal cues and provide examples of how each works. Use engaging questions to keep the student thinking.

Highlight specific examples from everyday life and classroom scenarios. Emphasize subtle cues like crossed arms and leaning in.

Encourage interactive discussion with the student. Prompt the student to share observations or examples of non-verbal communication they notice in daily interactions.

Summarize the key points of the lesson. Ask reflective questions to confirm the student's understanding and wrap up the discussion.