Start with a welcoming visual storyboard. Use images like a smiling face, a classroom setting, and a welcoming banner to introduce the session. Explain that these images show simple situations. Engage students by asking a question: What do you think you might feel in these situations?

Present the first scenario with visuals. After showing images of a student whispering, looking sad, and then receiving a supportive hug, present multiple-choice options for responses.

For Scenario 2, show visuals of a busy student with lots of books, a stressed expression, and then an image of deep breathing. Follow up with interactive choices for handling the situation.

For Scenario 3, present a visual storyboard dealing with inclusion. After the images, provide multiple-choice options that invite the student to choose a supportive response.

Conclude with a wrap-up slide that reinforces the interactive process and summarizes key strategies. Ask students to reflect on the choices they made and how each strategy might help in real life.