Welcome the students and introduce the lesson with lots of enthusiasm. Mention that today, we'll be talking about healthy choices that make our brains and bodies happy!

Ask the students what they think 'healthy' means. Encourage responses and relate back to our body and brain being our super helpers.

Show picture cards of fruits, vegetables, and children playing. Emphasize key examples and ask the students if they have tried these foods or activities.

Explain the interactive activity where students will sort images. Demonstrate on the slide by pointing to the healthy and fun images. Reinforce the message with excitement.

Summarize the lesson by reiterating the importance of making healthy choices. Ask if anyone has a favorite healthy food or fun activity to share.

Introduce the lesson with energy. Explain that today's session is about understanding how drug use affects the brain and why it's important to make smart choices.

Begin by asking students what they know about drugs and their effects. Write down key points to build on later.

Show statistics and facts about the effects of drugs on the brain. Highlight areas like memory, decision-making, and mood.

Present a real-life scenario or case study where drug use had tangible consequences. Ask students to discuss what could have been different.

Conclude with a summary of key points. Encourage students to reflect on the importance of making smart choices regarding drug use.