Welcome the students to the session. Introduce the topic with enthusiasm, using friendly language. Mention that today we will learn about bugs, what they look like, and where they live.

Explain what bugs are. Use simple language and point to visuals on the slide (like pictures of ladybugs, ants, etc.). Encourage students to share any bug they already know.

Highlight the key features of bugs. Mention characteristics like having legs, wings sometimes, and different colors. Ask the children, 'What do you notice about these bugs?'

Discuss habitats with the students. Show images of different bug homes like gardens, woods, or ponds. Pose the question: 'Where do you think bugs live?'

Introduce the interactive activity. Explain that students will use picture cards and activity sheets to match bugs to their habitats. Provide support and praise throughout the activity.

Wrap up the lesson by recapping the main points about bugs. Invite students to share one fun fact they learned about bugs.