Introduce the topic of empathy and its importance in understanding others. Highlight that empathy is a key component of emotional intelligence and problem-solving.

Explain the objective of the lesson: to understand and practice empathy through role-playing and discussion. Emphasize the skills students will develop, such as emotional intelligence and problem-solving.

Discuss why empathy is important. Use examples to illustrate how empathy can help in daily interactions and conflict resolution.

Outline the materials needed for the lesson. Ensure students know what to expect and prepare them for the activities.

Provide preparation instructions for teachers. Ensure they understand how to set up the lesson effectively.

Begin the lesson with a discussion on empathy. Encourage students to share personal experiences related to empathy.

Explain the role-playing activity. Divide students into groups and distribute scenario cards. Encourage creativity and use of props.

Facilitate a discussion after each performance. Ask questions to help students reflect on the emotions and perspectives involved.

Conclude the lesson by summarizing key points. Encourage students to practice empathy in their interactions.