Introduction to Android development: Start by introducing the basics of Android development, such as the history of the Android operating system, the Android SDK, and Android Studio.

Java basics: Before diving into Android-specific topics, ensure that your students have a strong understanding of Java fundamentals, such as variables, data types, control structures, and functions.

Android user interface: Teach your students how to design and create user interfaces in Android using XML layouts and the Android layout editor.

Activities and intents: Help your students understand the concept of activities and how to use them to create screens in their Android applications. Also, cover intents and how to use them to navigate between activities.

Views and widgets: Show your students how to use views and widgets to create interactive user interfaces in Android. Topics you may want to cover include buttons, text views, image views, and edit texts.

Lists and adapters: Explain how to use lists and adapters to display data in an organized and user-friendly manner in Android applications.

Data storage: Cover the various methods of data storage available in Android, such as shared preferences, internal and external storage, and SQLite databases.

Networking: Teach your students how to make network requests in their Android applications using HTTP libraries like Retrofit or Volley.

Debugging and testing: Show your students how to debug and test their Android applications, using tools like Android Studio's debugger and the Android Emulator.

Publishing: Cover the basics of publishing an Android application to the Google Play Store, including the steps required to generate a signed APK and upload it to the store.