Introduce the lesson and set the tone for the session by sharing the objectives and the importance of empathy in communities. Highlight how the activities will help students understand and apply empathy in real-life contexts.

Discuss the definition of empathy. Emphasize the difference between empathy, sympathy, and compassion. Use examples and ask the class to share experiences.

Show how empathy impacts community relationships. Use bullet points to facilitate discussion. Encourage students to think about local examples.

Provide real-world examples of community projects driven by empathy. Ask students what actions they notice and how those actions made a difference.

Outline the group activity where students will identify community issues and brainstorm empathetic solutions. Explain the expected output and encourage creativity.

Guide the students through the reflection process. Ask them to consider what they learned, challenges they faced, and how empathy can be used moving forward.