Introduce the topic of focus and attention. Explain to students that in today's session, we'll learn what focus is and discover ways to keep our attention on tasks. Use simple language and engaging examples.

Discuss the concept of attention and how it works in our brain. Encourage students to share simple examples of things that distract them. Mention that distractions can be anything from noise to our own thoughts.

Outline strategies for maintaining focus. Emphasize that these are tools students can use anytime they feel distracted. Invite questions or personal examples.

Transition into the interactive activity. Explain the 'Concentration Challenges' where students work in groups and try fun tasks that require focus.

Wrap up the session by encouraging students to reflect on what they learned. Ask for volunteer responses on how they plan to use the strategies discussed.