Feelings
Someone is being bullied. How does this make them feel?
Sad, self-conscious, worried, depressed.
Someone dropped their wallet accidentally but doesn't realise. How can you help them?
Someone says that their goldfish died last night. What can you say?
Tell them you're sorry for their loss. Comfort them. Listen to them.
Someone loses at a game. What's something you SHOULDN'T say?
Snooze you lose! Laugh at them.
Your friend is feeling upset because they were bullied. What emotion should we help our friend feel?
When someone is upset, we want to help them feel better. We also need to understand that it's okay to feel upset sometimes.
Someone is told to "shut up". How does this make them feel?
Sad, anxious, angry, shocked.
Someone is having trouble with their maths work and seems upset. You think it is easy. What can you do?
Offer to help them politely and encourage them.
Someone is struggling with their maths and says "I'm too stupid." What can you say?
"You're not stupid. Maths can be hard and take time to learn. Would you like some help?"
Someone is having trouble with their homework. What's something you SHOULDN'T say?
You're stupid! It was easy!
Your friend thinks they are stupid and are feeling bad about themself. What do we want them to feel instead?
Proud of themself, happy, have better self-esteem.
Someone loses their wallet. How does this make them feel?
Anxious, worried, upset.
Someone is trying to talk but keeps getting interrupted. How can you help them?
Politely ask the group to give them a chance to speak.
Someone asked out their crush, but they said no. What can you say?
Tell them you're sorry to hear that. Reassure them that things will be okay.
You see someone drop their wallet. What should you NOT do?
Steal their wallet.
Your friend is feeling worried. What do we want them to feel instead?
We want our friends not to worry and feel calm. We can do this by reassuring or helping them.
Your mum has asked you to clean your room but you refused and played video games. How would this make her feel?
Frustrated, upset.
Your mum seems frustrated and is trying to cook dinner. How can you help her?
Offer to help with dinner or set the table.
Your mum asked you to clean your room an hour ago and you forgot to do it. What do you say?
Apologise. Set aside some time to do it.
Your mum says it's time for dinner. What's something that might make her angry?
Refuse to come out, tell her the food is disgusting.
Your mum is feeling angry because you haven't completed your chores. What do we want her to feel instead?
Frustrated, angry, upset.
Your teacher seems extra frustrated with the class today. What can you do?
Sit quietly, listen to instruction.
You get detention for being disruptive in class. The teacher sits you down and asks why you were disruptive. What do you say?
Recognise that what you did was not appropriate for class time. If you're having trouble focusing, let the teacher know and ask for support.
Your teacher asks you to read quietly. What might make them upset?
If you say no, if you yell, if you don't do the task.
Your teacher is feeling frustrated and is yelling a lot. What do we want our teacher to feel instead?
We want our teacher to feel calm and happy.