Empathy
Understanding how someone else is feeling
Empathy
What happens to your body when you have strong emotions?
Skin gets hot, heart beats faster, muscles get tight, stomach hurts
A student does not have a pencil for class. The student waits until the teacher notices that they do not have a pencil.
Passive
T/F You should try to solve your problem before you calm down?
False. Trying to solve a problem before you calm down can result in more problems
Name someone you can talk to at school if you need help with a problem
Any adult in the building, school counselor, teacher
Treating others the way you want to be treated is called?
Respect
How can you tell how someone is feeling?
Facial expression or body language
A student is having trouble understanding a test question. The student crumples up their paper and yells "I don't get this!"
Aggressive
To take a calming breath, you should breathe in through your nose and out through your__________
Mouth
The best elementary school in the United States of America
JFK!
Name something you can do to show empathy to a classmate?
Ask them how they are doing
Who do you show respect to?
EVERYONE!!
Somebody tries to push in front of you to get on the bus. You look at them and say "you just cut me, go to the back of the line." In a calm and firm tone.
Assertive
What are some strategies to help you calm down?
Deep breathing, counting, and positive self-talk
What is bullying?
When someone keeps being mean over and over and you can't get it to stop
You walk in these to understand how someone is feeling
Shoes
What is the second step in the "calm down" song?
Name your feeling
What is one assertiveness skill?
Use respectful words
T/F You experience strong emotions only in your brain
False
What does 'Talk to the hand" mean?
Refusing bullying
How does a teacher know you are listening?
Eyes watching, Ears listening, Voices quiet, Body still
What does being assertive help us communicate?
Our needs or wants.
"You always" or "You never" are examples of what kind of words?
Blaming
Showing care and concern for someone is called? It's empathy in action!
Compassion