The Golden Rule says to treat people the way you want to be treated. What does this mean? Can you give a real life example of this?

After doing a presentation, the kids in the class are supposed to give positive feedback to the student presenting. After one classmate presents, everyone is quiet and no one is raising a hand to say anything. How could you show kindness?

You are excited to get an invitation to your classmate's birthday party. You thought everyone was invited but find out that one of your friends wasn't invited. He/she asks you about it. What do you say?

Your mom and dad are having a BBQ for the whole neighborhood in a few hours. They are stressed out, because they have so many things to do. What would you do?

Your friend gets a haircut and is excited about it but you don't really like it. He/she asks what you think. How can you be kind without being dishonest?

Your sister bought a new dress and loves it. She is so excited to show it to you, but you aren't really interested in her dress. How do you still respond with kindness?

At the class party, some of the kids served themselves more than their share of food. The person at the end of the line ended up with almost nothing. What would be the kind thing to do?

Describe a time when someone treated you with kindness. What happened? How did it make you feel?

Your classmate had to have surgery to fix his/her broken arm and won't be back to school for a week. What ways can your class show them kindness?

Imagine you have a new classmate. What are some kinds of things you could do to show kindness to him/her?

What are some types of things that caring people do?

You go to recess and start playing a game. Someone comes along and wants to play but one of the kids tells the person they can't. What would you do?