Introduce the concept of empathy maps. Explain that an empathy map is a tool to help understand what someone sees, thinks, feels, and says. Mention that we'll be exploring different perspectives today.

Emphasize the visual components and ask examples from everyday life; guide students to think about how they feel and think during different events.

Use a story or scenario to illustrate a real example of an empathy map. Could be a familiar character or a simple everyday situation.

Conclude by linking the slide deck to the upcoming interactive group activity. Remind students to think of real-life examples or characters for their empathy maps.