Introduce the topic of communication skills. Explain the importance of effective communication in daily life and school. Highlight that today's focus will be on active listening, clear expression, and understanding non-verbal cues.

Discuss active listening. Remind students that active listening means fully concentrating on what is being said. Include examples and ask students to think of real-life situations where active listening helped them.

Cover tips for clear expression. Explain that clear communication involves organizing thoughts and expressing them in simple language. Encourage using examples or simple scenarios.

Talk through non-verbal cues. Discuss body language, facial expressions, and tone of voice. Encourage students to notice these cues during conversations.

Wrap up with interactive practice. Explain the role-playing exercise where students practice what they've learned. Recap key takeaways and encourage reflection.

Introduce time management by discussing what it means and why it's important. Engage students by asking what tasks they do daily.

Explain the importance of prioritizing tasks. Use examples like homework, chores, and leisure activities.

Discuss goal setting. Explain how setting realistic goals helps manage time and reduces stress.

Introduce the use of planners. Show examples of planners and how they help organize daily schedules.

Wrap up the presentation with a practice activity. Encourage students to create a sample daily schedule using the methods discussed.

Introduce the topic of peer relationships. Explain why empathy and understanding are important in building strong friendships, and highlight the objectives for the session.

Discuss what empathy means in everyday situations. Provide examples of empathetic actions and prompt students to think of times they showed empathy or received it.

Explain conflict resolution strategies. Use examples such as taking turns speaking, finding compromise, or seeking help when needed.

Cover effective communication practices, especially in peer interactions. Emphasize the role of clear and respectful dialogue in maintaining positive relationships.

Wrap up the session by inviting students to think about how they can put these strategies into practice. Encourage sharing of ideas and reflection on personal experiences.

Introduce the topic of emotional intelligence, discussing why it is important to understand and manage our emotions. Explain that today's session will focus on recognizing emotions, managing feelings, and practicing empathy.

Discuss the process of recognizing emotions. Provide examples of common emotions and encourage students to share what feelings they experience in different situations.

Explain strategies for managing emotions. Talk about calming techniques like deep breathing, taking a moment to pause, or talking about your feelings.

Introduce empathy as a way to understand others' emotions. Use examples such as understanding a friend's feelings when they are upset and offering support.

Wrap up the session by emphasizing the importance of emotional intelligence and prompting a discussion. Encourage students to consider one way they can apply these skills in their daily lives.

Introduce the concept of coping skills. Explain that coping skills help manage stress and emotions. Encourage students to think about times when they felt stressed and what helped them calm down.

Discuss various relaxation techniques. Emphasize the benefits of deep breathing, stretching, and progressive muscle relaxation. Encourage students to try these techniques when upset.

Introduce problem-solving as a method to handle stress. Explain the steps of problem solving and how identifying a problem and brainstorming solutions can alleviate stress.

Engage students with an interactive practice session. Guide them through a short relaxation or problem-solving exercise. Encourage sharing their experiences with the group.

Wrap up the slide deck by summarizing the key takeaways. Ask students to reflect on which coping skill they might use in stressful times.