When Ben was talking to his friend Oliver about his favourite TV show, Oliver nodded and made a positive comment about one of the characters. Ben felt happy because Oliver was listening and joining the conversation.

When Noah was explaining the rules of a board game to his friend Lucas, Lucas faced Noah and asked a question about the game. Noah felt happy because Lucas showed interest and listened carefully.

When Jane told her friend Sophie that she had lost her first tooth, Sophie looked at her and asked when it happened. Jane  felt happy because Sophie showed interest in her news.

When Jack was telling his friend Tim a joke, Tim kept looking at his tablet and didn’t react. Jack felt frustrated because Tim didn’t show that he was listening.

When Sam was telling his friend Tom about a new video game he played at the weekend, Tom looked away and didn’t say anything. Sam felt frustrated because Tom seemed to ignore what he was saying and didn’t show interest.

When Ben was telling his friend Sam about a bad day at school, Sam looked at him, nodded, and said, “That sounds really hard.” Ben felt better because Sam  listened and showed he cared.

When Ethan told his friend Ryan that he felt nervous about an upcoming test, Ryan laughed and started talking about his favourite video game. Ethan felt frustrated because Ryan didn’t listen to him and wasn't interested in his feelings.

When Ava showed her friend Lily a drawing she had made, Lily didn’t look up and just said “okay.” Ava felt frustrated because Lily didn’t seem interested in her work.

When Maya was telling her friend Zoe about her trip to the beach, Zoe faced her body towards Maya and nodded while listening. Maya felt happy because Zoe showed interest in what she was saying.

When Leo was explaining to his friend Max how he solved a maths problem, Max interrupted him and started talking about something else. Leo felt frustrated because Max didn’t listen to his explanation.