Introduce the topic of empathy. Emphasize that empathy means understanding and sharing feelings. For bilingual delivery, include key terms in English and Spanish: 'empathy' and 'empatía'. Encourage students to share personal experiences and discuss what empathy looks like in their lives.

Guide a discussion on the core concepts of empathy using interactive bilingual slides. Prompt questions like “What does empathy mean to you?” in both languages. Ensure all students feel included by alternating between English and Spanish.

Introduce an interactive activity using bilingual role-play scenarios. Explain that students will work in pairs or small groups to practice empathetic responses. Provide clear instructions in both languages.

Explain how students will apply empathy to real-life situations. Encourage them to think critically about everyday scenarios where empathy can make a difference. Include prompts in both languages to foster discussion.

Conclude the lesson with a reflective session. Use cool down questions to ask students what they've learned and how they plan to apply empathy. Ensure feedback is recorded in both English and Spanish.