Introduce the lesson with excitement. Highlight the importance of standing up against bullying and creating a safe environment. Mention that the session is interactive and encourages discussion.

Explain what bullying looks like. Encourage students to share examples and emphasize that bullying can be both physical and emotional. Use guiding questions to prompt discussion such as, 'What do you think bullying is?'

Discuss the impact of bullying on individuals and the community. Emphasize feelings like isolation, sadness, and decreased self-esteem. Ask students to consider how witnessing bullying might make someone feel.

Introduce the group activity. Explain that students will work in small groups to discuss provided scenarios. Encourage each group to think of strategies to manage these situations, highlighting key phrases like 'support' and 'intervene'.

Facilitate the closing discussion. Ask students to reflect on what they learned and share personal insights. Summarize the session by reinforcing the value of standing up against bullying.