Understanding Empathy and Social Interactions

The story follows Maya, a new student who faces isolation and rejection from her classmates. Despite her attempts to make friends, she is consistently ignored. Mrs. Albert, the teacher, gives a lesson on kindness, illustrating how small acts can ripple out into the world. Maya eventually leaves the school, and the narrator reflects on missed opportunities for kindness, realizing the impact of their actions too late.

Who is the author of 'Each Kindness'?

• Jacqueline Woodson

• J.K. Rowling

• EB Lewis

• Maya Angelou

What season is it when Maya arrives at the school?

• Spring

• Summer

• Winter

• Autumn

How do the students initially react to Maya's arrival?

• They welcome her warmly

• They ignore her

• They are silent

• They laugh at her

What does Maya do on her first day in class?

• She plays with other students

• She reads a book

• She smiles at Chloe

• She cries

What does Maya show the other students during lunch?

• A new dress

• A shiny jacks set

• A toy car

• A book

How do the students respond to Maya's invitation to play?

• They join her

• They tell a teacher

• They laugh at her

• They ignore her

What does Maya do when the other students refuse to play with her?

• She talks to the teacher

• She plays alone

• She cries

• She goes home

What changes in the environment as the story progresses?

• The school closes

• The weather warms up

• The students become kinder

• Maya makes friends

What lesson does Mrs. Albert teach the class?

• History

• Kindness

• Science

• Math

What does Mrs. Albert use to demonstrate the effect of kindness?

• A book

• A stone and water

• A flower

• A drawing