Welcome the students and share how the lesson will help them understand and practice responsible behaviors in school and at home. Introduce the interactive approach, asking them to think about what responsibility means to them.

Explain responsibility as ownership of our actions. Prompt discussion with questions like ‘What do you think it means to be responsible?’ and encourage students to share personal examples.

Engage students by asking for examples they have seen at school and at home. Write down or project their ideas to show how everyday actions reflect responsibility.

Guide your class into an interactive discussion using prompts from the Interactive Discussion Guide. Ask students thought-provoking questions and encourage them to contribute their ideas.

Set up for an interactive role-play session. Explain the scenarios from the Responsibility Role-Play Script and divide students into small groups. Make sure to connect the role-play back to the discussion about responsible behaviors.

Conclude by encouraging reflection on the day's lesson. Ask students how they plan to be more responsible and what actions they can take in their daily lives.