Teacher: Welcome students! Today we're talking about leadership superpowers—skills we all have to help ourselves and others succeed. Use this slide to introduce the lesson and build excitement.

Teacher: Review the learning objectives so students know what to expect. • Read each objective aloud and pause for any questions.

Teacher: Define Positivity. Say: “Positivity means choosing a happy, hopeful attitude—even when things are hard.” Then share the example and invite a student to share their own.

Teacher: Define Respect. Say: “Respect means treating others the way you want to be treated.” Provide the example and ask students to think of other ways to show respect at school.

Teacher: Define Integrity. Say: “Integrity means doing the right thing, even when no one is watching.” Share the example, then ask: “Can someone share a time they told the truth even if it was hard?”

Teacher: Define Determination & Excellence. Explain each term, then model the example. Ask students how these superpowers help us reach big goals.

Teacher: Explain each activity briefly. Refer students to their worksheets and scenario cards. • Group Discussion: Share examples in small groups. • Role-Play: Practice superpowers in pairs. • Mini-Project: Create a superpower poster.

Teacher: Wrap up the lesson, invite volunteers to share posters, and collect work for assessment. Praise strong examples of superpowers.