Welcome the students and introduce the topic of emotions. Explain that understanding emotions is important for personal development and social interactions. Use simple language and examples relevant to their age group.

Discuss what emotions are and why they are important. Use examples like happiness, sadness, anger, and surprise. Encourage students to think about times they have felt these emotions.

Introduce the concept of different emotions. Use images or emojis to represent each emotion. Ask students to identify the emotions they see.

Explain how recognizing emotions can help us in our daily lives. Provide examples of how understanding emotions can improve friendships and communication.

Introduce the upcoming activities that will help students practice identifying and expressing emotions. Encourage them to participate actively.