Introduce the lesson with an upbeat tone. Share that today we are focusing on what makes us strong and kind, and how empathy helps us build supportive relationships.

Kickoff the lesson by engaging students in sharing kind gestures they've experienced or given. Remind them to listen actively.

Introduce the video by explaining that Brené Brown will help us understand the importance of empathy. Ask students to jot down one key takeaway as they watch.

Facilitate an interactive discussion using the Empathy Discussion Guide. Encourage students to share ideas on how empathy relates to bullying and peer relationships.

Introduce the role-play activity. Divide students into small groups and explain the roles and scenarios. Monitor groups and offer feedback to ensure everyone participates.

Transition into the Empathy Bingo Game. Clarify the rules and encourage students to observe kind acts during the activity.

Guide students towards reflecting on the day's activities using the prompts on the slide and the Empathy Reflection Worksheet. Emphasize the importance of taking a moment to internalize what they've learned.

Conclude the lesson by summarizing key points. Encourage students to continue practicing empathy both in and out of school.