True or False
Empathy is being able to put yourself in someone else's shoes.
True
Jade worked really hard on her project then left it at home the day it was due.
disappointed, angry, frustrated, sad, anxious
I show empathy when I say "How Can I help?"
Yes, this is empathy
Your classmates are making fun of another classmate's appearance.
Stick up for the classmate, tell classmates to stop, let an adult know.
Your teacher asked you to sit down even though classmates were standing up too.
frustrated, embarrassed, annoyed etc.
Having empathy shows someone that you don't care about them or their feelings
False
Mike's best friend moved to another school.
Sad, disappointed, frustrated etc.
Saying: "You seem upset, are you ok? shows empathy
Yes, this is empathy
Your friend was upset and wanted to talk to you during free time; but you already promised other friends that you would play a game with them.
Tell your friends you can't play with them today because you wanted to make sure that your friend was ok, invite your friend to play the game with you and set up a time to talk about the problem later, etc.
You are always the last person to be picked for team activities during gym class.
sad, lonely, embarrassed, angry, frustrated
You can show empathy by telling your friend that they are overreacting to something.
False
Mia lost her championship basketball game.
disappointed, sad, frustrated etc.
Saying no one cares to someone
No this is not showing empathy
A time I showed empathy to someone was:
Your answer
Your teacher complimented your work in front of the rest of the class.
Happy, proud, embarrassed, etc.
All feelings are ok
True
Andre earned an A on his math test.
Happy, proud, excited
You're being a baby, it's not a big deal.
No this is not showing empathy
Showing empathy to others makes them feel?
Happy, understood, heard, cared for, good.
A peer said something negative about your loved one.
Angry, furious, etc.
Two people can have different feelings about the same thing
True
James was asked to correct his answers on the ELA assignment.
frustrated, confused, angry, discouraged, annoyed
I am here to listen if you want to talk about it.
Showing empathy
You saw a classmate steal another classmate's air pods.
Tell the teacher you saw your classmate take it, tell the student who who took them that he/she/they should return it, etc.
Your parent/guardian will not allow you to go to your friend's house this weekend even though all of your other friends will be there.
Upset, mad, angry, sad, frustrated.