Introduce the overall theme of the lesson. Mention the importance of making friends and how each session builds on the previous ones. Encourage open conversation and positive reinforcement.

Discuss what friendship means and describe the qualities of a good friend. Ask guiding questions to make the student reflect on their personal experiences.

Explain both verbal and non-verbal communication. Use simple examples and role-play scenarios to engage the student.

Introduce the idea that facial expressions and body language are forms of communication. Use images or videos to illustrate the social cues.

Discuss empathy and how it helps in understanding how others feel. Use guided discussion and scenario-based learning from the empathy activities guide.

Combine understanding of social cues with practical experience. Emphasize practice through role-playing to read and respond appropriately.

Simulate a common conflict scenario and guide the student through problem-solving steps. Remind them to use the communication and empathy skills learned so far.

Provide an opportunity for the student to reflect and share their progress. Celebrate learning milestones and incorporate a fun, interactive review.