Welcome the students and introduce the lesson topic. Explain that today's lesson is all about being good friends and working together to solve problems.

Discuss with the students what it means to be a friend. Encourage comments from the students based on their own experiences.

Talk about the qualities of a good friend. Use visuals or hand drawings if possible to show examples like kindness, sharing, and listening.

Explain what a conflict is in a simple manner. Ask for volunteers to share examples of small conflicts they might have experienced with a friend to really engage them.

Introduce simple steps to resolve conflicts. Emphasize the importance of saying sorry and sharing feelings.

Recap the lesson and ask the students to share one thing they learned today about being a good friend. Encourage them to apply these steps in their day-to-day interactions.