Welcome students and introduce the lesson. Explain that today they’ll work in small groups to create and present ideas about respect. Highlight the goal: collaborate, speak clearly, and show empathy.

Activate prior knowledge by asking: “What does respect mean?” Capture responses on the board. Emphasize respect in school, community, and friendships.

Show a real example from the [Sample Respect Presentation Template](#sample-respect-presentation-template). Walk through its title slide, main points, and visuals. Ask: “What makes this slide clear and engaging?”

Explain group formation and distribute materials. Ask students to brainstorm as many ideas as they can about showing respect, writing one idea per cue card.

Guide students to organize their ideas. Encourage them to choose the strongest 3–4 ideas, decide the order, and assign roles: speaker, scribe, artist.

Share tips for clear visuals. Remind students to keep text large, use simple drawings, and label each idea with their initials.

Explain the practice process. Use the timer to give each group 1 minute to present one idea. Encourage positive feedback and respectful language.