Introduce the lesson by explaining that today we will explore the key ingredients for strong friendships. Ask students to think about what qualities they value in a friend.

Encourage discussion by asking the class what qualities define a good friend. Allow a few students to share their thoughts to create an engaging start.

Present a visual breakdown of the core components of friendship. Explain why each aspect is important and give brief examples.

Guide students through the interactive activity. Instruct them to discuss in groups and create scenarios showing each friendship component. Walk around to stimulate discussion and offer guidance.

Conclude the lesson by asking students to reflect on what they learned today and how they can apply these lessons in real life. Encourage volunteers to share their reflections.