Introduce the topic of emotions and their importance in communication. Explain that today we will focus on expanding our emotional vocabulary, especially in situations where we hear 'No'.

Discuss why it's important to have a rich emotional vocabulary. Explain that understanding and expressing emotions accurately can help us deal with situations better, like when we hear 'No'.

Introduce emotions that are commonly felt when hearing 'No', such as disappointment, frustration, and sadness. Use examples to illustrate each emotion.

Explain the Emotion Word Bingo activity. This will help students reinforce their understanding of the new vocabulary in a fun and interactive way.

Guide students into small group discussions. Provide scenarios and encourage them to discuss how they might feel and what words they could use to describe those emotions.

Conclude with a reflection session. Encourage students to share what they discussed in their groups and any new words they learned. Provide feedback using the Vocabulary Usage Rubric.