Introduce the lesson by explaining the power of comics in storytelling and emotional expression. Highlight how comics can be both fun and meaningful.

Show examples of comic strips that effectively convey emotions. Discuss how facial expressions, colors, and dialogue contribute to storytelling.

Introduce the Character Emotion Guide. Explain how it can help students choose expressions and emotions for their characters.

Guide students through brainstorming. Encourage them to think of personal experiences where they felt strong emotions.

Explain the planning process using Comic Strip Templates. Encourage students to focus on character expressions and dialogue.

Provide instructions for creating the comic. Remind students to be creative and use the Character Emotion Guide.

Facilitate a sharing session. Encourage students to discuss the emotions and perspectives in their comics.