Introduce the theme of the lesson: Art and Craft for Connection. Explain how art can be a powerful tool for expressing emotions and building relationships. Highlight the objective of the lesson: to engage in creative activities that foster bonding and self-expression.

Discuss the importance of art in expressing emotions and building connections. Use examples of how art can convey feelings and tell stories that words alone cannot.

Introduce the first activity: Collaborative Art Creation. Explain that students will work in pairs or small groups to create a piece of art together. Encourage them to communicate and share ideas throughout the process.

Provide step-by-step instructions for the collaborative art activity. Include tips on how to start the project and encourage creativity and teamwork.

Introduce the Family Art Workshop activity. Explain that students will create art inspired by their family or community. Encourage them to think about what makes their family unique and how they can represent that through art.

Provide examples of art pieces inspired by family or community. Encourage students to think about symbols, colors, and themes that represent their family.

Guide students through the reflection process. Distribute the Art Reflection Worksheet and encourage students to think about what they learned about themselves and others through the activities.

Facilitate a group discussion where students can share their reflections. Encourage them to share one positive aspect of the lesson and how it made them feel.