This is the title slide. Introduce the lesson by explaining that the student will learn to express emotions in both English and Portuguese. Emphasize the importance of understanding and expressing feelings.

Discuss the emotion 'Happy/Contente'. Point to the image and ask the student to say 'happy' in English and 'contente' in Portuguese. Explain a simple scenario: when you smile, you are happy.

Introduce the emotion 'Sad/Triste'. Highlight the image of a sad face, encourage the student to repeat the words, and provide a simple scenario for context. Use clear, slow speech.

Present more complex emotions such as 'Angry/Bravo' and 'Surprised/Surpreso'. Ask the student to identify which face shows the emotion and then say both words in English and Portuguese.

Use this slide to recap all the emotions covered. Encourage the student to name the feelings in both languages and ask simple questions to reinforce learning.

This is the title slide. Introduce the advanced emotional vocabulary. Explain that these are additional feelings to express more complex emotions in both English and Portuguese.

Discuss the emotion 'Anxious/Ansioso'. Point to the image and ask the student to repeat the words. Explain a scenario like feeling nervous before an important event.

Highlight the emotion 'Excited/Animado'. Use an image of a cheerful face and describe a scenario such as anticipating a fun event. Ask the student to repeat the vocabulary.

Introduce 'Frustrated/Frustrado'. Show an image that clearly indicates frustration. Encourage the student to describe a time when they felt frustrated using the new words.

Present the emotion 'Confused/Confuso'. Show an image of a puzzled expression. Explain a typical situation where one might feel confused, and ask the student to repeat the vocabulary.

Use this slide to review all the advanced emotional vocabulary. Ask the student to name the emotion in both English and Portuguese, reinforcing pronunciation and usage.