Introduce the lesson by explaining what a motivational mantra is. Emphasize the power of self-talk and positive affirmations. Ask introductory questions to engage the students.

Highlight examples of motivational mantras to give students a concrete idea. Encourage them to think of words, phrases, or quotes that make them feel empowered.

Guide the brainstorming session. Ask students to note down words or phrases that resonate with them personally. This slide serves as a prompt on which to build their mantras.

Instruct students to use the ideas they've brainstormed to craft a personal mantra. Explain that there's no right or wrong way, and the mantra should be something that feels authentic and empowering.

Wrap up the session by inviting a few volunteers to share their mantras with the class and discuss how these affirmations might be incorporated into their daily routines.