This is the title slide. Welcome the students, introduce them to the idea that they will be creating a Garden of Gratitude and explain that each flower represents something they are thankful for.

Outline the lesson objectives and provide a quick schedule overview for the students. mention that each part of the activity connects with how feeling thankful benefits us.

Introduce the concept of gratitude. Discuss what gratitude means and ask students to share what they’re thankful for. Use open-ended questions to engage them.

Explain the main activity. Instruct students on how to create their own gratitude flower by either drawing or writing. Encourage them to be creative!

Facilitate a group reflection. Have students place their flowers in the classroom garden display and discuss their creation. Ask reflective questions like, 'How does gratitude help us?'.

Wrap up the session by summarizing the day's key points. Reinforce the idea of continuous gratitude and how students can look at the garden as a reminder of positive things in life.