Introduce the lesson by welcoming the students and briefly discussing what conflict is and why learning to avoid it is important. Use simple language and examples they can relate to.

Explain what conflicts are. Use real-life examples that are age-appropriate. Encourage students to share experiences when possible.

Discuss the role of communication and empathy in preventing conflicts. Emphasize the importance of feeling what others feel.

Introduce the role-play activity. Guide students to participate actively by assigning roles and scenarios. Use the provided Empathy Role-Play Guide for specific examples.

Encourage students to think individually about one strategy they can use when faced with conflicts. Suggest that they share their ideas with a partner if there's time.