Perspective Taking

Sharing Supplies

Question: Emma forgot her pencil case and asks Ryan to borrow a pencil. What can Ryan do to show kindness?

• Tell Emma she should be more responsible

• Share a pencil with Emma

• Laugh at Emma for forgetting her supplies

• Ignore Emma and pretend not to hear her

Waiting for a Turn

Question: Sarah has been waiting for the swing. What could the student on the swing do to include Sarah?

• Stay on the swing longer

• Tell Sarah to find another swing

• Pretend not to notice Sarah waiting

• Let Sarah have a turn

Making a New Friend

Question: Daniel is new at school and sitting alone during lunch. How can you make him feel welcome?

• Tell Daniel he should make his own friends

• Ignore Daniel because you’re already with your friends

• Invite Daniel to sit with you

• • Laugh with your friends about Daniel being alone

Accident in the Hallway

Question: Maya accidentally bumps into Jake and he drops his books. What should Maya do?

• Apologize and help Jake pick up his books

• Walk away quickly to avoid getting in trouble

• Laugh and say, “You should be more careful!”

• Ignore Jake and keep walking

Partner Work Problem

Question: Sam and Olivia are arguing about their project roles. What can they do to solve the problem?

• Let Sam do all the work while Olivia watches

• Ask the teacher to let them work alone

• Take turns deciding who will draw and who will write

• Keep arguing until one of them gives up

Getting Picked Last

Question: Jamie was picked last for the team during gym class. What can the team leader do next time?

• Make sure Jamie is picked earlier next time

• Avoid letting Jamie join the team

• Tell Jamie they aren’t good at sports

• Pick Jamie last again to be fair

Forgotten Lunch

Question: Liam is your best friend, and he forgot his lunch at home. How can you help him?

• Tell Liam to eat when he gets home

• Laugh and tell others that Liam forgot his lunch

• Offer to share some of your lunch with Liam

• Ignore Liam because it’s not your problem

Loud in Class

Question: Maria is trying to focus on her test, but her classmates are being loud. What can the classmates do to help Maria?

• Tell Maria to stop being bothered by the noise

• Lower their voices so Maria can focus

• Keep talking because the test isn’t important

• Make louder noises to distract Maria more

Being Teased

Question: Alex wears glasses for the first time and is teased by classmates. What can you do if you see this happening?

• Tell the classmates to stop teasing Alex

• Join in and tease Alex too

• Ignore what’s happening because it’s not your business

• Laugh along with the classmates

Not Invited

Question: Sophia hears about a birthday party she wasn’t invited to. What can her classmates do to be kind?

• Be kind to Sophia and avoid talking about the party in front of her

• Tell Sophia she missed the party because she’s not fun

• Brag about how amazing the party was to make Sophia feel bad

• Ignore Sophia completely and only talk to friends who went to the party