What would you do/say to the following person to stand in his/her shoes? Mary said that she's really upset because she forgot her homework at home and she's worried about getting a grade.
I'd listen to Mary to see how I could help. I'd say that I would be sad too if I did my homework and forgot it. I'd also be upset to know that I'm getting a bad grade. I'd offer to help Mary talk to the teacher to see if her parents can bring it so she won't get in trouble.
Gina was in the cafeteria eating her lunch. She opened her milk container and it spilled all over her clothes. How might Gina feel?
embarrassed, uncomfortable, shy, nervous, sad, upset, ashamed
Your friend can't find her homework. What can you do to show empathy?
A. Give her a compliment on her new haircut. B. You walk away so she can find it herself. C. You laugh at her. D. You help her look for it.
How can you show empathy?
Putting yourself in someone else's place, understanding how someone else might feel in a certain situation and helping them
What would you do/say to the following person to stand in his/her shoes? Kathy won the Art Contest out of all the kids at Boyden.
I'd say, "Wow Kathy! Congratulations on winning the contest! I'd be super excited if I were you too." "You are an awesome artist!"
Victor sold 100 items during the fundraiser and was picked to take a limo to Dave and Busters as his prize. How might Victor feel about this?
excited, happy, ecstatic, confident, shocked, surprised
What would you do/say to the following person to stand in his/her shoes? Tammy came over and invited all the girls in her class to her birthday party except for Melissa.
I'd tell Tammy that she hurt Melissa's feelings by not inviting her and that if she wanted me to come, she'd have to invite Melissa also. I'd tell Melissa that I'd feel lonely and left out too if all the other girls were invited and she wasn't. I'd ask my mom if Melissa could come somewhere with me this weekend since she wasn't invited to Tammy's party.
What would you do/say to the following person to stand in his/her shoes? Julio is really shy and feels so nervous to get up and talk in front of the class. He also learned English when he moved to the country a few years ago and doesn't feel that he can speak as well as the other kids in his class.
I'd tell Julio that I'd be nervous to speak in front of a lot of people too in a language that I just learned a few years ago. I'd ask Julio if he'd like to practice speaking with me so I could help him get more comfortable. I'd tell my teacher, with his permission, that he gets nervous and see if she has other ideas to help him.