WorksheetsPerspective Taking
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
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
