Share Understanding the Impact of Words/Actions
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You rolls your eyes when your teacher gives directions.
Teacher might feel offended because it is rude to roll your eyes at someone, especially when they're talking to you.
You push a peer who cut in line.
They might feel defensive and upset
You compliment a classmate's drawing.
They might feel happy and proud of their work.
You ignore someone trying to talk to you.
They might feel embarrassed or hurt
You yell “That’s stupid!” during a group activity.
Your group might feel hurt, annoyed, upset, or discouraged because that's not a nice thing to say when working together in a group
You share a snack with a peer who forgot theirs.
They might feel grateful/thankful for your kindness
You leave your partner during a team task.
They might feel annoyed, abandoned, confused, and helpless that you're not participating
You say 'You always mess things up' to a classmate.
They might feel ashamed or hurt because those are unkind words
You tell your friend 'Im proud of you.'
The friend might feel supported and happy.
You refuse to share crayons and says 'Get your own.
The peer might feel upset or excluded.
You clap when a peer presents their project.
The peer might feel proud or encouraged.
You a face and say 'Ew!' when someone eats something different.
The person might feel embarrassed.
You join a group and say, 'Can I help?'
The group might feel welcomed and supported.
You away while someone is talking to you
You might feel ignored or hurt
You make fun of someone's shoes.
The person might feel sad or embarrassed.
You listen while a friend talks about something sad.
The friend might feel heard, supported, and comforted.
