Reading Feelings
If someone is frowning and looking down, how might they feel?
Sad, upset, disappointed, worried.
What is one polite way to start a conversation?
"Hi, how are you?” / “Can I play too?” / “What are you working on?”
Name one way to be a good friend.
Be kind, listen, share, help, include others.
Someone cuts in line. What is a calm way to handle it?
Politely say, “I was in line,” or tell a teacher calmly.
What is Mrs. Brodi studying in school?
Speech therapy!
If someone is smiling and laughing, how might they feel?
Happy, excited, having fun.
What should you say if you interrupt someone?
“Sorry, go ahead.”
What should you do if your friend is feeling sad?
Ask what’s wrong, listen, comfort them, tell a trusted adult if needed.
If you feel really angry, what is one strategy to calm down?
Deep breaths, count to 10, take a break, talk to someone.
What college/school does Mrs. Brodi go to?
ASU!
If a friend crosses their arms and turns away from you, what might that mean?
Mad, annoyed, uncomfortable, not wanting to talk.
Why is it important to take turns when talking?
So everyone feels heard, it’s respectful, keeps conversation fair.
If you and your friend both want the same game, what is a fair solution?
Take turns, play together, rock-paper-scissors, choose something else.
You accidentally hurt someone’s feelings. What should you do?
Apologize, say what you did wrong, try to fix it.
What type of pet does Mrs. Brodi have? How many?
Two dogs.
Name two clues that help you figure out how someone feels.
Face, voice, body language, words they say.
Name one good follow-up question you could ask after someone talks about their weekend.
"What was your favorite part?” / “Who did you go with?” / “Did you have fun?”
What does it mean to show empathy?
Understanding how someone feels and caring about it.
What is an “I statement”?
Saying how YOU feel instead of blaming (Example: “I feel upset when…”).
Where did Mrs. Brodi get married?
Vegas!
Someone says “I’m fine” but looks upset. What should you do?
Check in with them, ask if they want to talk, give them space kindly.
I say, “I had a really bad day.”
Show me how you would respond in a supportive way.
“I’m sorry. What happened?” / “Do you want to talk about it?”
Your friend makes a mistake in front of others. What should you NOT do?
Laugh at them, tease them, embarrass them.
Why is it better to solve problems with words instead of yelling?
Keeps things calm, prevents bigger problems, shows maturity.
Where is Mrs. Brodi from?
California