Introduce the topic with enthusiasm. Emphasize that many people confuse the Internet with the World Wide Web. Highlight that today we'll learn clear definitions and see the differences through diagrams and examples.

Explain what the Internet is: a global network infrastructure that connects millions of computers. Use the diagram to show servers, routers, and cables. Reinforce that this is the physical network.

Discuss the World Wide Web as an application running on the Internet. Stress that it is content-based and uses the Internet's infrastructure. Include examples like websites and blogs.

Use a side-by-side comparison to illustrate the differences. Clarify that the Internet is the hardware network, and the Web is the collection of digital content made accessible via the Internet.

Summarize key takeaways. Ask questions to ensure understanding. Remind students that the Internet is like the roads, and the Web is like the destinations on those roads.