Using storyboards and worksheets to delve into the psychological and emotional dimensions of the main characters in "Romeo and Juliet" requires thoughtful implementation. Best practices include encouraging students to create visual depictions of key scenes that capture the characters' emotions, using worksheets as character diaries to express characters' thoughts and feelings, analyzing dialogues for underlying emotions, building empathy by putting themselves in the characters' shoes, and promoting group discussions and reflections after completing activities. These practices foster a deeper understanding of the characters' emotional journeys and their responses to the unfolding events, enhancing students' connection to the play's themes and narrative.