Introduce the topic and set an engaging tone. Explain that today we are learning about how our thoughts, feelings, and behaviors are connected, sometimes called the 'Magic Triangle of Thoughts'.

Explain the concept of the cognitive triangle in simple language. Use illustrations if available from the Magic Triangle Visual Aid. Ask prompting questions such as 'What is a thought?', 'How do you feel when you think happy thoughts?', etc.

Display the Magic Triangle Visual Aid. Walk through each part: thought, feeling, and behavior. Ask the student to give examples.

Show the video to reinforce the idea of managing emotions and see how the cognitive triangle applies in real situations. Pause briefly after the video to discuss key points.

Guide the student through the interactive worksheet exercise. Ask them to complete the sheet identifying a situation with their own thoughts, feelings, and behaviors.

Encourage reflection. Ask the student to share one thing they learned and one way they can use this in the future. Praise their input and wrap up with key takeaways.