Introduce the topic of emotions and explain why it's important to have a wide emotional vocabulary. Highlight how it helps in expressing oneself and understanding others.

Discuss the importance of emotions in daily life. Mention how emotions influence our decisions, interactions, and overall well-being.

Introduce the concept of emotional vocabulary. Explain that just like we learn words for objects and actions, we can learn words for feelings.

Present a list of basic emotions. Use images or emojis to make it relatable for students.

Introduce more complex emotions. Explain each with a simple definition and an example scenario.

Use scenarios or stories to illustrate how these emotions might be experienced in real life. Encourage students to think of their own examples.

Encourage students to think about times they have felt these emotions. This helps personalize the learning and makes it more memorable.

Summarize the key points of the lesson. Encourage students to use these new words in their daily conversations.