Welcome students and introduce the lesson. Point out the colors and title. Explain that today we’ll explore how people see things differently and solve puzzles as a team.

Read each objective aloud. Emphasize how each goal connects to kindness and teamwork.

Define “perspective-taking.” Use an everyday example (e.g., disagreeing with a friend over a game) to illustrate.

Ask the question and wait for 2–3 volunteers. Record key words on chart paper as students share.

Explain team roles clearly. Remind students of norms: listen respectfully, speak clearly, and support each other.

Display 2–3 example scenarios. Encourage groups to use voice, facial expressions, and body language.

Explain the puzzle format and scoring. Circulate to support groups and ask probing questions.

Guide students to share insights. Write their responses on chart paper under “Top Tips for Understanding Others.”

Collect exit tickets as students leave. Use responses to plan follow-up support.