Introduce the lesson and set a welcoming tone. Emphasize that it's okay to make mistakes while learning to talk. Use a friendly image of children talking.

Explain why initiating conversations is important. Use images of kids talking or playing together. Show a picture of engaged kids in conversation.

Introduce conversation starters. Use visual aids like speech bubbles to demonstrate ideas such as 'Hi, how are you?' or introduction cards.

Discuss body language cues using images and examples. Include pictures that show a variety of cues like nodding, smiling and crossed arms.

Encourage role-play with visuals. Use images of children practicing or a scene of role-play. This reinforces the learning through visual storytelling.

Reflect on the lesson with visuals that show happy and thoughtful expressions, inviting discussion on improvements and favorite parts.