Introduce the title, briefly explain that the lesson will explore how images can communicate ideas more powerfully than words alone. Mention that visuals can trigger emotions and memory, and ask the class if they've ever felt a picture told a story without needing words.

Discuss the importance of visuals in learning. Explain that our brains process images faster than text and that visuals engage different parts of the brain. Ask the students if they have a favorite image or picture that tells an interesting story.

Transition to the interactive activity. Explain how the 'Image to Story Activity' works. Encourage students to observe the details in the images, think about the story behind them, and share their ideas with the group.

Facilitate a reflection session. Ask students to share what they learned about the role of visuals in storytelling and learning. Highlight the discussion points and acknowledge various interpretations of the images.