Introduce the concept of personal space. Use an image of a small house with a heart inside it to represent a safe private space, and an image of a group of children to symbolize a public space.

Describe what a private space looks like. Use a picture of a closed door, a cozy bedroom with soft lighting, and a calm, tidy bathroom. The images should have a soft blue/pastel filter to indicate privacy and calm.

Contrast with public spaces. Include images of a busy school hallway, a classroom full of students, and an active playground. The updated slide now explicitly includes a clear picture of a classroom to help reinforce the idea of a public space where many people are present.

Visualize and label the designated private spot for self-exploration. Use a floor plan diagram of a house, highlighting one quiet corner (like a small reading nook) with a spotlight effect. Add a check mark icon to indicate that the area is safe and approved.

Review key points with enhanced visual prompts. Create a collage image that includes a picture of a closed door (private), a classroom scene (public), and a labeled 'Private Spot' area from the floor plan. Use arrows to indicate transitions between these images.