Introduce the lesson by welcoming students and presenting the topic. Mention that today's focus is on understanding personal boundaries and self-identity. Provide an overview of how boundaries help us define who we are, set standards, and respect ourselves and others.

Discuss what personal boundaries are. Ask students to share ideas or examples of where they might see boundaries in everyday life (e.g., personal space, respect for others' belongings). Encourage discussion.

Connect the concept of boundaries with self-identity. Highlight how understanding our own boundaries can lead to knowing more about ourselves, what we value, and what is important to us.

Present an interactive activity. Encourage the students to think of times when setting a boundary made them feel confident or safe. Prompt them with questions to share their experiences.

Guide the students through the worksheet activity. Explain that they will complete the worksheet on personal boundaries and reflect on their feelings. Circulate to help those needing support.

Wrap up the session by encouraging reflection. Ask the students to summarize what they learned about boundaries and self-identity. Invite a few students to share their reflections.