Introduce the concept of a choir and its importance. Emphasize blending voices and behaviors. Use a visual aid showing a diverse group of children singing together. Mention that the student should focus on singing softly and acting in harmony with peers.

Explain the key aspects of singing softly. Include a visual comparison: an image of a child singing softly versus one singing loudly. Remind the student of the importance of adjusting his voice.

Show visual examples of acting in harmony. Include illustrations of children listening to each other during a performance. Focus on cues and supportive behavior.

Guide through the interactive activity using clear visual cues. Add images showing proper posture and facial expressions while singing softly, emphasizing focused listening.

Wrap up the lesson by recapping key points. Include a collage of images that summarize soft singing and harmonious behavior. Encourage the student to discuss what was learned.