You are in class and the room is quiet. You sing to yourself as everyone does their work.
How would others feel?
It's the end of the school day and you see others packing their backpack. You ask your teacher what it's time to do now.
How would others feel?
It is partner work time. You work with your partner and use a quiet voice so others can work also.
How would others feel?
You walk into the classroom and see a classmate looking sad. You ask them what is wrong.
How would they feel?
You walk into the classroom and see a classmate has red eyes, their hood is up, and they are quiet. You say "you look bad today"
How would they feel?
You are working with a partner. You turn your back towards them and don't talk when they talk to you.
How would they feel?
The teacher is teaching the class. Other kids raise their hand to answer the questions. You know the answer so you shout it out.
How would they feel?
The teacher tells everyone to find a partner. You notice one person is alone. You ask them to be your partner.
How would they feel?
You are playing a board game. You tell everyone that you'll roll the dice first. The other kids look bothered.
How would they feel?
You get to school and tell every classmate about how you have your own computer, phone, and TV
How would they feel?
You don't like the color green. You see a classmate wearing green and say "yuck! I don't like green"
How would they feel?
You think the nickname "small-y" is fun to call Sally because she is short and her name starts with an S. When you say the nickname, Sally always asks you top and looks bothered.
How would they feel?
Your teacher is talking to a parent. You put your body between them and start to tell the teacher about your new trampoline.
How would they feel?
You are at a school music performance. The room is quiet and everyone is watching. You loudly say "I'm bored"
How would they feel?
You tell other kids all of the details about your new shoes. You go on and on. One kid walks away and others start looking away.
How would they feel?
