Perspective-Taking
In The Three Little Pigs, what is the strongest house made out of?
Brick
What is empathy?
Empathy is understanding and sharing the feelings of someone else.
What are some ways you can show respect to your teacher?
Listen carefully when they speak, follow their instructions, say "Thank you"...
What is an example of a small act of kindness you can do for a classmate?
Holding the door for someone or saying “hi” to them.
You and your friend have a disagreement. What’s the first thing you should do?
Calm down and take a deep breath. Then, talk to your friend respectfully about what happened.
Your friend is angry. How can you figure out what happened?
You could ask them, “I noticed you seem upset. Do you want to talk about it?”
Your classmate lost their favorite book. How can you show empathy? (*Hint: Recognize, Validate, & Help)
You could say, “I’m really sorry. I know how much that book meant to you. Can I help you look for it?”
Your friend has a different opinion than you. What is a respectful way to handle it?
You could listen to their opinion and say, “I see where you're coming from and I respect your thoughts.”
How can you show kindness to someone who is new to your school?
You could invite them to sit with you at lunch or show them around the school.
What are the names of the four Hogwarts houses?
Gryffindor, Ravenclaw, Hufflepuff, and Slytherin
Someone is being quiet in class. How might you understand if they are upset or just shy?
You could ask them kindly if they’re okay, or gently offer help without being pushy.
Your friend is struggling with a math problem. What can you do to show empathy?
You could offer to help them understand the math problem or ask if they want to work on it together.
What is the rarest M&M color?
Brown
Your friend Ben is feeling nervous about speaking in front of the class for a presentation. He’s worried that he might mess up.
You can say, “You’ve got this, Ben! I’ve seen how hard you’ve worked on your project, and I know you’ll do great.” And offer to practice with him after school or even just sit next to him during the presentation for moral support.
You see two classmates arguing. What can you do to help resolve the situation?
You can suggest they both explain how they feel, then help them find a way to compromise (then ask a teacher for help).
What are three consecutive strikes in bowling called?
A Turkey
What was the first soda to be taken into space?
Coca Cola
Why is it important to respect other people’s feelings?
Respecting feelings helps build trust and keeps everyone feeling safe and valued.
Which country has the most people?
China
You and your sibling are fighting over a toy. What’s one way to solve this conflict?
You could take turns with the toy or suggest finding another way to share.
How can putting yourself in someone else's shoes help you solve problems?
It can help you find solutions that make both people feel heard and respected. For example, when solving a conflict, considering both sides helps everyone feel understood.
Your friend, Olivia, recently found out that her parents are going through a divorce. She’s been acting distant and doesn’t seem like her usual self.
You might say, "Olivia, I can’t imagine how hard this must be for you. If you ever want to talk or just hang out, I’m here for you."
OR
You could also ask, "Do you want to do something fun together? It might take your mind off things for a bit."
You see someone being treated unfairly. How can you show respect for them in this situation?
You can step in to help them or tell an adult about what’s happening, ensuring they feel supported.
How can random acts of kindness help create a positive environment in your school? (*Hint: Dominos)
When people do kind things for others, it encourages more kindness, making the whole school feel more kind.
Why is it important to listen to both sides during a conflict?
Listening to both sides helps you understand everyone’s point of view and find a fair solution. It also makes everyone feel heard.