Introduce the lesson by welcoming students and outlining the session's objectives. Remind teachers to emphasize bilingual content occasionally in Spanish.

Explain that effective decision-making involves several key steps. Go over each concept and ask for examples in both English and Spanish.

Prompt students to think about what makes a problem unique and ask them to share examples from their own lives.

Discuss the process of exploring options. Encourage students to think creatively and note down all possible choices.

Focus on evaluating consequences. Highlight the importance of thinking about both short-term and long-term effects.

Guide students in reflecting on their decisions and what they learned from the process. Encourage sharing examples.

Summarize the lesson and invite final questions or comments from the class. Reinforce the bilingual approach by reiterating key terms.