Introduce the lesson by engaging students with the concept of setbacks. Ask them what comes to mind when they hear the word 'setback'. Remind them that setbacks are a normal part of learning and growing.

Discuss the definition of a setback and introduce the idea that every setback is an opportunity to learn. Use relatable examples such as a failed test or a lost game to make it understandable for 7th graders.

Explain the concept of resilience and how it allows us to get back up after a setback. Use visual icons or imagery to convey strength and determination.

Present strategies for overcoming setbacks, such as positive self-talk, seeking help, and reflecting on what went wrong to improve.

Share a real-life example of someone who overcame a setback. This could be a short story or anecdote aimed at motivating the students.

Conclude the session by summarizing the key points and encouraging students to think about a personal strategy to overcome setbacks. Transition into the role-play or discussion activity as outlined in the lesson plan.