Making Plans and Compromises
NYC Landmarks
Perspective taking and Emotional Regulation
Trip Highlights
Conversation and Social Cues
100

If two friends want to do different activities, what’s one way to make a fair compromise?

Take turns or find an activity that combines elements of both ideas.

100

What is the nickname for the 5th Avenue stretch where the Metropolitan Museum of Art is located?

Museum Mile

100

If your friend is upset, what’s one thing you can do to help?

Ask how they’re feeling or what they need, and listen to them.

100

What historical building did we visit that features an impressive 42nd Street clock and a giant marble staircase?

Grand Central Terminal

100

What does it mean to "listen actively" during a conversation?

Paying attention, making eye contact, and responding to show you’re engaged.

200

True or False: It’s important to check in with others to make sure everyone agrees on a plan.

True

200

What train line connects Grand Central Terminal to Upstate New York and Connecticut?

The Metro-North Railroad.

200

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

Try to understand how they might feel or think in a situation.

200

What famous NYC street runs right next to the Metropolitan Museum of Art and is known for its luxury shops?

5th avenue

200

If someone shares good news, what’s one way you can respond to show you’re happy for them?

Smile, congratulate them, or say something like, “That’s awesome!”

300

Why is it important to confirm the details of a plan (like time and place) before meeting up?

To avoid confusion and make sure everyone is on the same page.

300

What iconic feature inside Grand Central Terminal has a hidden compartment used during WWII?

The four-faced clock in the main concourse.

300

If someone doesn’t like the same things as you, how can you still connect with them?

Ask them about their interests and try to learn something new.

300

What kind of works can you find in the American Wing of the Met?

Portraits, sculptures, and decorative arts, including the Lansdowne Portrait of George Washington.

300

What’s one way to tell if someone isn’t interested in what you’re saying?

They might look away, stop responding, or seem distracted.

400

What could you say if a friend wants to do something you don’t like, but you still want to hang out?

I’m not really into that, but how about we do something we both enjoy?

400

What famous Egyptian artifact can be found in Central Park near the Met?

Cleopatra’s Needle, an ancient obelisk.

400

Name one strategy to stay calm when you feel frustrated or annoyed

Take deep breaths, count to 10, or step away to cool down.

400

We visited Chelsea Market, which former factory’s building is now home to the market?

The former Nabisco factory, where Oreos were first produced.

400

If someone interrupts you during a conversation, how could you respond politely?

I’d like to finish what I was saying first, and then I’ll hear your thoughts.

500

Imagine two friends disagree about where to go for lunch. What’s a fair way to help them come to an agreement?

Suggest taking turns choosing, finding a place with options for both, or voting.

500

What year did Grand Central Terminal officially open?

1913

500

Give an example of a time when you noticed how someone else was feeling without them saying it. What did you notice?

Body language, short responses to questions, distant behaviors

500

What hidden symbol is located in the celestial mural on Grand Central’s ceiling?

A small hole left by a bullet during a 1957 incident.

500

Why is small talk important when meeting new people?

It helps you find common interests and build a connection