Introduce the slide deck with an explanation of what 'emotions' are in simple terms. Highlight that our brain helps us feel and understand these emotions, just like a superhero tool.

Present a simple diagram of the brain with highlighted areas related to emotions (e.g., amygdala). Explain that different parts of the brain work together when we feel happy, sad, or surprised.

Use relatable examples: talk about a time when a strong feeling, like excitement at a birthday party, made them smile. Mention that even though the brain part might sound complicated, it's just like a control center.

Explain a simple cause-and-effect situation using everyday language: when you feel scared during a thunderstorm, your brain tells your body to be careful. Encourage students to think about their own experiences.

Summarize the key learnings from the lesson. Encourage students to remember that their brain plays a big role in how they feel. Invite a couple of questions to ensure understanding.