High Road (fills buckets, shows empathy) Low Road (empties buckets, shows NO empathy)

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Bullying By Y1.

Advertisements

The people Look for some people. Write it down. By the water

Lesson Plan 2 Empathy.

Introduction Find out about character 1 Find out about character 2 Move the story on.

Angry Arthur Little Pathways Series, Churches Peace Education Programme Written by Elaine Hall Illustrations by Joan McCabe.

Flashcards? Lets Get Started. Question 1 Get Answer.

Change B y:Taylor Swift An d it's a sad picture The final blow hits you Somebody else gets What you wanted again You know it's all the same Another time.

“Can Elephants Paint?”. agreement When you are in agreement with others, you all think the same thing.

Bob the Builder earns cubes by listening to his teacher and following directions. I can earn cubes by: 1. Listening to my teacher 2. Following directions.

If someone is hurting me

Based on the work of Stephen Covey

Being a Good Sport What is Good Sportsmanship?  Good sportsmanship is an important part of responsible behavior. Winning and losing are daily occurrences.

 Negative world – Movies, Video Games, Television Shows, etc.  Bullying  Comprehension  Brings out the positive in every child  Positive Atmosphere.

“Soccer Song”. ashamed If you are ashamed, you feel bad about having done something wrong.

“Beth’s Job”.

K-3 Alternative Safe Environment Training

Placing and Identifying Fractions on The Number Line

Intro to Phrases: Prepositional, Appositive, Participial, Gerund, & Absolute English I.

By: Leonard Kessler. Relay race – a race between teams, in which each team members completes only one part of the race. Track – a round path that runners.

© Stanford University Welcome to the Stanford Youth Diabetes Coaches Program! Thank you for taking your test online.

Number Bonds of Ten Lesson 1.1.

Visualization by Miss Ruhlen. What is visualization? When good readers read or hear a story, they make pictures in their minds. They imagine what the.

Day 2 Students need reading book, Bear Book, pencil

BEFORE LISTENING Guess what this song is based on the quote below: “I don't wanna talk about things we've gone through. Though it's hurting me, now it's.

When Someone is Talking. Sometimes in school I have something important to tell an adult. Oh I really need to tell her something…but she is talking…

Sight Words List 1 Mr. Matthews Grade One can.

Journal Why is self-awareness an important quality for a leader?

“Flake, the Missing Hamster”

OPERATING TERMS OF THE COMPUTER Exit Ticket AB Re-teach.

Good Work: Helped Mom clean kitchen. Motive: So I could play video games. Motive: To get dessert first! Good Work: Helped Mom clean kitchen. Good Work:

Past Continuous Tense. Use the words and the past continuous tense to make correct sentences....

Hmmm, Do I Need to Tell the Teacher? A Scripted Story about Tattling Verses Reporting Created by Beth Vorhaus, (2013) Nashville, Tennessee: Team Tennessee,

Vocabulary Idioms & Phrases Paragraphs 4-6 Post-reading.

District 200 High frequency words

An ‘Untouchable’ Woman (Lowest in Jewish Society) The Daughter of a Ruler (Highest in Jewish Society) Jesus Loves Everyone the Same.

How can I make sure my answer is strong?. In this lesson you will learn how to polish your answer by avoiding repetitive words and phrases.

Quiz Time Teams Snotnoses Dribblers Sweaters Armpitters Fartbottoms Toejammers Eyecrusters.

Harcourt Journeys: Vocabulary Copyright © 2011 Kelly Mott.

What three words would describe you right now? Give the reason you chose each word.

When …, I …. McPig went to Hong Kong for his first adventure, he was very excited. He tells his friends about the adventure.

By Mrs. Dawne Gibson. What are they? What do these words mean?

More – means the number is bigger like an elephant. Less – means the number is smaller like a mouse.

Presenting….. The Literary Devices. Once upon a time in the land of written language there lived 3 literary devices…

Discipline to Discipleship “Helping (discipling) boys to grow more Christ-like in all areas of life”

Molly’s Pilgrim By Barbara Cohen Yiddish Vocabulary.

Lets practice recalling details! Who?What?When?Where?Why?How? Student printout Remember: What details from the text did you use to explain your answers?

Harcourt Journeys: Vocabulary Copyright © 2011 Kelly Mott.

STOP BULLYING !!!! BY HANNAH ABU HAMAM. WHAT IS BULLYING ? Bullying is unwanted, harsh behavior around school aged children that involves a real or felt.

Tattoo By Becky Kew Available for download at

Evaluating Statements About Number OperationsProjector Resources Evaluating Statements About Number Operations Projector Resources.

Immunisation Team. This is Flu-bee. Flu-bee has had her Fluenz spray today.This is Flu-bee. Flu-bee has had her Fluenz spray today.

Signs A Girl Likes You: Let’s Try To Read Her Mind Scoopify.

DO NOW 1. Please grab your group's binder. 2. Please grab the paper for today. 3. Please sit down and answer the Daily Vitamin.

English for Engineering Management （ 1 ） Detail 1-1 Fill out the missing words on the drawing (5 are missing) Where is the detail located on the building?

“Soccer Song”.

“Flake, the Missing Hamster”

What Is Bullying? This week is Anti-Bullying week. What is bullying?

Tools for Teaching Boy’s Town Skills

INFERENCES Inferences are clues readers use when they don’t have all the details. Look at the photos. Use what you already know to make an inference about.

Do you know what bullying is?

When Someone is Talking

“Flake, the Missing Hamster”

Social and Emotional Learning Department

Then you need to understand what the words are telling you.

Based on the work of Stephen Covey

Empathy By Julianna Stone.

When Someone is Talking

HELEN KELER A healthy baby girl was born in 1880 in a small town Alabama. Her parents loved her dearly and named her Helen Keller. But one day, the baby.

Presentation transcript:

High Road (fills buckets, shows empathy) Low Road (empties buckets, shows NO empathy)

Empathy & Compassion What are they?

Empathy & Compassion What are they? It is when you try to understand how someone else feels.

How would someone feel if they raised their hand in class and gave an incorrect answer? How would someone feel if they missed the winning kick in the big game? How would someone feel if they tripped and fell during a PTO play? How would someone feel if their pet died? How would someone feel if they began crying during class and someone called them a cry baby?

How would YOU feel if these things happened to you? How would you want other people to treat you? What are YOU going to do if you see these types of things happening? How are YOU going to show empathy and compassion to others?

Turn & Talk activity 1.Tell each other about a time you showed empathy towards someone. Explain how this made you feel. Explain how you think the other person felt. 2.Tell your partner about a time you did NOT show empathy towards someone. Explain how this made you feel. Explain how you think the other person felt.

Elephant Empathy Video Video provided by

Natalie Gilbert video Video provided by

Did you know that Natalie had been sick for days with a high fever and the flu? Did you know that she honored her commitment to sing even though she was sick? How do you feel about Natalie, NOW? Who showed the most empathy in the video? How did he show empathy and support? Now that you have all the details, let’s watch the video again.

Natalie video Video provided by

High road (shows empathy) Low road (shows no empathy) Sportsmanship-saying good game Respect-not laughing at others Encouraging-using kind words Supportive-send card or call Unsportsmanlike behaviors-saying loser and laughing Disrespectful-laughing at others Discouraging-using hurtful words Unsupportive-showing indifference Which road will you take?