Thinking of Others vs. Just Me

You have some extra chocolate chip cookies in your lunch. You know that your friend really likes them, so you offer to share some with them.

You are watching a video, and you notice your sister is doing her homework in the next room so you turn down the volume.

When you get home from school, you take off your jacket and leave it on the floor.

After you finish your cereal, you put your bowl in the dishwasher.

Turning the music up really loud when your brother is trying to take a nap.

There is a long line to get lunch in the cafeteria. You don't feel like waiting, so you just go to the front of the line.

You help mom bring the groceries in and put them away.

You're visiting your grandparents in Arizona and they offer to take you to see the Grand Canyon. You say, "Who cares about seeing a big hole in the ground?"

You notice your friend is having trouble finishing his project. You ask him if he wants help.

The person behind you in the checkout line only has one item. You let them go ahead of you.

You start singing in class.  People are telling you to stop but you don't.

Your dad asks you to help with the yard work.  You say "Nah, I'm playing video games."

You are supposed to finish a project with a partner.  You don't feel like working so you put your head down.

You offer to help clean up after dad made dinner.