Introduce the lesson with a clear title and outline the session's objective: exploring the causes of conflicts. Remind students that understanding these causes can help them manage disagreements more effectively.

This slide defines conflict in simple terms. Emphasize that conflict isn't always negative—it can be a chance to learn and grow if managed well.

Present common causes of conflicts. Use examples to illustrate how these causes can appear in everyday life. Encourage students to think of examples from personal experiences.

Use this slide to showcase concrete examples of conflicts and ask probing questions to prompt student thinking. Consider asking students if they've observed similar situations.

Facilitate an interactive discussion. Ask students to discuss in small groups what might be the deeper reasons behind the conflicts in the examples. Guide them to think critically about possible solutions.