Introduce the lesson. Emphasize the significance of reciprocal communication and its applications in everyday interactions. Encourage students to think of examples from their own experiences.

Present a definition of reciprocal communication. Reinforce understanding by highlighting key characteristics of effective communication, such as turn-taking and active listening.

Use this slide to show visual examples. Consider pointing out common communication cues and behaviors that are part of reciprocal communication.

Introduce modeling techniques using the script. Remind the students that observing these interactions can help them learn how to communicate effectively.

Transition to the interactive segment. Explain that the upcoming activity allows students to practice their new skills in pairs, ensuring everyone gets a chance to speak and listen.

Wrap up the session with a recap of the key points. Open the floor for any questions and clarify any confusion.

Provide instructions for the upcoming game in the next session. The game will involve quick, engaging exchanges to further practice the skills learned.