Introduce the topic by welcoming the students and explaining the importance of understanding healthy and unhealthy relationships. Emphasize that today's discussion will empower them with the ability to identify what makes a relationship positive.

Highlight the key traits of healthy relationships. Use engaging questions to prompt the students to think of examples from their own lives or from stories they've heard about.

Discuss traits that could indicate an unhealthy relationship. Make sure to add context on why these traits are harmful and how boundaries can be used to address them.

Present a realistic scenario depicting both healthy and unhealthy relationship behaviors. Ask the students to identify the traits they see and discuss what boundaries could help improve the relationship.

Summarize the lesson by reviewing the key points. Encourage questions and discuss how students can apply these concepts in everyday interactions.