Introduce the theme and set expectations. Remind students why listening is important in daily life and school activities. Ask open-ended questions about what good listening looks like.

Present a slide that outlines key points: what is listening, why it's important, and how it affects our daily lives. Use simple language and examples.

Explain the interactive activities planned. Show visual cues for Simon Says Challenge and Sound Scavenger Hunt. Use visuals to illustrate the game process.

Encourage reflection. Ask students what they learned and how they will use their listening skills in the classroom.

Wrap up the session with a brief summary of the day's lessons. Reinforce the importance of good listening habits and encourage students to practice these skills at home.