Introduce the title of the lesson and welcome the students. Mention that today's lesson will explore how art can tell stories and express emotions. Highlight that the session will include discussions, group activities, and assessments.

Discuss the concept of visual storytelling. Ask students what they think makes a good story and how art can communicate feelings and ideas.

Show images of famous artworks (prepare images beforehand). Briefly discuss each piece and highlight the storytelling elements present such as composition and symbolism. Encourage students to think about how these elements evoke emotions and narrate a story.

Explain the group activity. Divide students into small groups and assign each group an artwork to analyze. Remind them to note key storytelling components and prepare to share with the class.

Outline the assessment portion of the lesson. Mention that students will take a quiz, followed by a test to check their understanding. Encourage them to reflect on the material discussed.

Wrap up the presentation by summarizing the key points and emphasizing the importance of narrative in art. Encourage students to share their insights and reflections.