Kindness: Lessons from Ella the Elephant

In this video, Jade hosts Ella the Elephant from South Africa to discuss the nature of elephants and the concept of kindness. Ella shares a personal story from Addo Elephant National Park, illustrating kindness and memory. The video emphasizes that kindness involves helping others without expecting anything in return and highlights the importance of love and respect. The session concludes with a trivia segment to reinforce the learning points.

What is one of the key characteristics of elephants as discussed by Ella and Jade?

• They are the fastest land animals.

• They are nocturnal creatures.

• They have small brains.

• They are known for their kindness.

In Ella's story, what did the mother forget to give her daughter?

• Her lunch

• A hat

• A camera

• A map of the park

What action did Ella take to help the mother in the park?

• She guided the mother to the exit.

• She trumpeted to get the daughter's attention.

• She carried the lunch to the daughter.

• She gave the mother a ride.

According to the discussion, what does true kindness involve?

• Only helping friends and family

• Expecting rewards for good deeds

• Avoiding helping strangers

• Helping others without expecting anything in return

What is a key takeaway about kindness from the trivia segment?

• Kindness is only about saying nice things.

• Kindness involves actions that show goodwill.

• Kindness is about being the strongest.

• Kindness is only for those who deserve it.

Which of the following is NOT a part of being kind?

• Respect for all people

• Showing goodwill through actions

• Mockery and criticism

• Helping those in need

What does Ella suggest about the nature of kindness?

• It is unnecessary in today's world.

• It is a form of love.

• It is a sign of weakness.

• It is only for elephants.