Introduce the lesson, using visuals to capture students' attention. Mention the importance of knowing each other's interests and values as building blocks for strong relationships.

Discuss the objective of the lesson and provide simple definitions for 'interests' and 'values'. Encourage students to think of examples from their daily lives.

Guide students through the mapping process. Ask them to work in small groups, and explain the mapping activity with visual cues. Allow time for group brainstorming.

Facilitate a class discussion around shared values. Encourage students to share thoughts and reflect on how these values influence their friendships.

Conclude the session by summarizing key points. Prompt the students to share one new insight they gained. Remind them that everyone's contributions matter.