WorksheetsISE 5 Second Step 5th-Grade Lessons 1-4 (Unit 1)
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 11mins
What is empathy?
Being Nice to everyone on the earth
An elephant from Africa
Putting yourself in someone's shoes
a llama
Being assertive is
yelling at knuckle heads
fighting for what is right in a respectful calm way
not speaking up
llama
You predict others feelings by
thinking of yourself
looking at their body language and knowing what they like and dislike
asking a llama
asking your teacher
Respect and empathy helps
you get along with others.
you pass to the 6th-grade .
you earn cash.
find llamas.
Listening with attention helps
you find the llama hang out.
you earn cash fast.
you learn, work with others, and make friends.
you sleep, get nutrition, and improves blood pressure.
Being assertive means
you are ready to fight.
you throw the first punch.
asking for what you need or want in a calm, firm, respectful voice.
you don't speak up and keep your mouth shut.
Being passive means
you celebrate Passover.
you use a hall pass at school appropriately.
you always win fist fights.
you won't speak up. You behave sheepishly.
What does it mean to be aggressive?
Being aggressive means you get what you want by hurting others.
Being aggressive means you get what you want by being sheepish.
Being aggressive means you get what you want by asking for what you need or want in a calm, firm, respectful voice.
Being aggressive means you get what your want after visiting a wishing well.
A classmate keeps interrupting Sally when she is trying to answer questions in a small group. Sally rolls her eyes, smacks her lips, and responds in a loud voice, "Dang, could you let me talk?" Sally is being_____.
Assertive
Aggressive
Passive
Attentive listener
A classmate keeps interrupting Sally in a small-group discussion. Sally faces the person interrupting, keeps her head up and shoulders back, uses a calm, firm voice, and respectfully says, "I'm speaking." Sally is being______.
Passive
Aggressive
Assertive
Attentive listener
A classmate keeps interrupting Sally in a small-group discussion. Sally thinks to herself, I'd like to talk, but I keep getting interrupted. So, Sally sits in the group and hopes someone lets her have a turn to talk. Sally is being______.
Aggressive
Assertive
Passive
Asymptomatic
Being able to predict how what you do or say might make other people feel is____________.
totally psychic.
is only important when your cousin comes to live with you.
respectful and will help you get along better with others.
impossible.
Compassion is __________.
a skill only needed in 5th-grade.
empathy in action.
aggression in action.
counting to ten.
You are talking to a classmate in the hallway before school. She just had an argument with her best friend. You are listening to her with attention as she tells you how sad she is feeling. You understand how she feels. You’ve felt sad after having an argument with a friend too. You are:
feeling happy that you are not her.
having empathy for her.
thinking she will not have many friends.
wondering why she is so sad.
You were having trouble paying attention when your teacher explained what do for a social studies project. Now everyone is getting started, and you don’t know what you’re supposed to do! The best thing to do is to:
Just do the project the way you want
Assertively ask your teacher how to do it
Read a book instead
Wait quietly at your desk and hope someone comes to help you
Some kids at the after-school program are starting to play a board game. It looks like it could be fun. Which of the following is the best way for you to join in?
Aggressively say that you know all about how to play the game
Wait a long time for them to ask you if you want to play
Ask a question about the game, then politely ask if you can play too
Wait until they start playing, then ask them to stop what they are doing and let you play
Garrett’s older brother gave him his old bike. Garrett is very excited. He rides the bike to the park to meet you. Unfortunately, on the way to the park something hits his wheel and bends the spokes. He is very disappointed. What is a compassionate thing you could do for Garrett?
Tell him “It’s just a bike—no big deal”
Tell him you are sorry about the wheel and you can ask an adult to help fix it
It’s best not to say anything
Wish Garrett had gone a different way to the park
Predicting means __________.
searching for llamas.
reading ahead.
redoing an activity.
thinking in advance about what might happen.
When you make plans or decisions that will affect another person, you need to consider _____________.
if they are passive.
if they know how to jump rope.
how much money they have.
how that person might feel about it.
Empathy is. (Check all that apply)
Compassion in action
Going shoe shopping when you need shoes.
Trying to understand others.
Feeling or understanding what someone else is feeling.
