Introduce the topic and set the stage for the lesson. Emphasize the importance of understanding why we want to fit in and how it affects our behavior.

Discuss with the students the definition and implications of fitting in. Encourage them to think about personal experiences.

Explain why fitting in is a natural human behavior. Use examples of positive social identification and the desire for community.

Highlight the impact of peer pressure, both positive and negative. Frame questions for discussion on how students experience pressure.

Discuss strategies for maintaining your unique individuality while still being part of a group. Lead into the class discussion activity.

Summarize key points of the lesson. Invite students to reflect and share how they can use these insights in real life.