Introduce the slide deck briefly, explain that we'll explore what happiness does in our brains using colorful visuals and simple terms. Emphasize engaging questions to encourage participation.

Discuss with the class the basic parts of the brain involved in emotion. Point to several graphics on the slide to capture attention.

Engage the students by connecting the science of the brain to everyday moments of happiness. Ask students for examples from their own experiences.

Use a colorful visual representation here. A quick animation or graphic comparing brain activity during happy moments can be shown. Pause and let the visuals speak and ask for observations.

End with a slide that ties back everything discussed, encouraging the students to reflect on how understanding the brain can help them understand their emotions better.