Introduce the session with a brief explanation of what character development means and why it's important. Engage students with a short discussion prompt on what makes someone a person of good character.

Explain the definition of character and share examples of positive traits. Ask students to think of traits they admire in others.

Facilitate a discussion about personal experiences. Ask students to comment on when they've observed these traits in action.

Guide students through a reflective writing exercise. Prompt them to list their strengths as well as areas for growth. Encourage honest reflection.

In small groups, allow students to share their reflections and discuss real-life applications of their character traits. Facilitate questions to deepen the conversation.

Wrap up the session by summarizing key ideas, emphasizing continuous personal growth. Encourage a commitment to one actionable step for improvement.