Introduce the lesson with excitement. Explain the importance of active listening in everyday life and emphasize that today we'll practice skills that make communication more effective.

Discuss what active listening means. Ask the students to share examples or to think of situations where listening well is important.

Outline the warm-up activity steps. Remind teachers to create a safe, respectful environment for discussion. Encourage student participation.

Provide details on the main group activity. Encourage the teacher to ensure that each student contributes and listens attentively.

Explain how the exit ticket reflection will work. Make sure students know they have a chance to reflect on and identify an area for self-improvement.

Conclude the lesson by summarizing key points and reinforcing the importance of these listening skills in every context.