Introduce the lesson by explaining that expectations are not just rules, but tools for building a respectful community. Encourage students to think of examples from their own experiences.

Dive into a clear explanation of what expectations mean in different contexts. Ask students for examples where expectations guided behavior at school or work.

Discuss how following expectations benefits individuals and the community. Provide a case study or example, such as team work in a group project.

Present a slide focusing on the impact of unmet expectations. Encourage students to think critically by sharing a scenario where failing to set expectations caused issues.

Wrap up by summarizing the key points. Ask students to reflect on how they can contribute to a positive community by setting and following expectations.