A student answers a question wrong and some kids laugh. She blushes and looks at her desk. What is she probably feeling? What would be a kind reaction?
She is probably embarrassed. You could smile kindly, avoid laughing, and maybe say later, โItโs okay, everyone makes mistakes.โ
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Give points!
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Other team loses 5 points!
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fairy
Take points!
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lifesaver
Give 15 points!
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Lose 50 points!
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Go to first place!
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baam
Lose 10 points!
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Your friend finds out the class field trip is cancelled. He sighs and says, โI was really looking forward to that.โ. How might he feel? What could you say?
You could say, โThatโs really disappointing. I was excited too,โ or suggest something else fun to do.
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Your friend loses a board game and slams his hand on the table, saying, โThatโs not fair!โ What emotion is he probably feeling? What is a calm way to respond?
He is feeling angry or disappointed. You could say, โMaybe we can play again,โ and stay calm instead of arguing.
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baam
Lose 20 points!
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fairy
Take points!
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Other team loses 10 points!
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baam
Lose 25 points!
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Your neighbor tells you his dog is very sick. His eyes look watery and his voice is quiet. How might he feel? What could you say?
He probably feels sad and worried. You could say, โIโm really sorry about your dog. I hope he feels better,โ or just listen quietly.
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Your cousin runs into the room smiling and says, โI made the team!โ How is he feeling? What should you say or do?
He is excited and proud. You could say, โThatโs awesome! Congratulations!โ and smile or give a high-five.
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Your younger sibling covers his ears when thunder booms and moves closer to you. What emotion is he showing? What can you do to help?
He is feeling scared or nervous. You could say, โItโs just thunder. Youโre safe,โ and sit with him until he feels calmer.
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You see a classmate sitting alone on a bench during recess while everyone else is playing soccer. He looks down and isnโt talking to anyone. How might he be feeling? What could you do?
You could ask, โDo you want to play with us?โ or sit with him and start a conversation.
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A classmate is about to go on stage for a school play. He is quiet, fidgeting, and says her stomach hurts. What might she be feeling? How could you support her?
He might be nervous or anxious. You could say, โYou practiced a lot. Youโll do great!โ or give her a thumbs-up to show support.
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Your friend crumples up her math paper and says, โIโll never get this!โ She sighs and crosses her arms. What emotion is she showing? What would be a helpful response?
She seems frustrated or upset. You could ask if she needs help.
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Your neighbor shows you a picture he worked very hard on and says, โIt took me all weekend!โ Heโs smiling. How does he feel? How should you respond?
She feels proud and happy. You could say, โWow, that looks great!