Empathy
Showing Respect
Accepting Consequences
Positive Self-Talk
Misc.
100

What does it mean to “put yourself in someone else’s shoes”?

To imagine how another person feels or what they might be going through.

100

What does “showing respect” mean?

Treating others the way you want to be treated.

100

What is a “consequence”?

The result of a choice or action.

100

What is positive self-talk?

Encouraging yourself with kind, helpful thoughts.

100

This Disney mouse is known for his red shorts, white gloves, and cheerful personality.

Mickey Mouse

200

Your friend looks upset after lunch. What’s one empathetic thing you could say?

“You seem down—want to talk about it?”

200

Give one example of showing respect in class.

Listening when others speak or following directions.

200

Why is it important to accept consequences instead of arguing?

It shows responsibility and maturity.

200

Change this to positive self-talk: “I’m terrible at math.”

“Math is hard, but I can get better with practice.”

200

This NFL team is based in Minnesota and wears purple and gold.

Minnesota Vkings

300

How can body language show empathy?

By making eye contact, nodding, and showing concern through facial expressions.

300

How can you show respect even when you disagree with someone?

By calmly explaining your side and not putting the other person down.

300

You forget your homework and get a zero. What’s the responsible way to handle it?

Admit it, accept the zero, and plan to do better next time.

300

How does positive self-talk help when you’re stressed?

It calms you down and helps you think clearly.

300

This U.S. landmark in South Dakota features the faces of four presidents carved into a mountain.

Mount Rushmore

400

Why is listening without interrupting an important part of empathy?

It shows respect and helps you fully understand the other person’s feelings.

400

Why is it important to respect personal space?

It helps others feel comfortable and safe.

400

How can you turn a negative consequence into a learning opportunity?

By thinking about what went wrong and how to make a better choice next time.

400

Give an example of a positive statement to say before a test.

“I studied and I can handle this.”

400

This Minnesota city is home to the largest shopping mall in the United States.

Bloomington, MN

500

A classmate snaps at you for no reason. Instead of reacting with anger, how could empathy help you respond?

You could think they might be having a bad day and respond calmly or give them space.

500

What’s a respectful way to handle a teacher’s correction or redirection?

Stay calm, listen, and respond politely—even if you don’t agree.

500

What’s the difference between a natural consequence and a school consequence?

Natural = happens on its own (e.g., fail a test from not studying); school = given by an authority (e.g., detention).

500

Why is it important to replace negative thoughts with realistic, positive ones?

It builds confidence and helps you stay motivated instead of giving up.

500

Kanabec County’s seat, this Minnesota town is known for its small-town feel and annual county fair.

Mora, Minnesota

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