Develop social awareness and empathy. Evaluate real schoolyard scenarios and choose respectful, compassionate responses.
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Recognize another person's possible feeling in a simple situation.
Guessing someone's feeling does not make it certain; a kind response can include asking what help they want.
Explain a considerate response using the other person's perspective.
At recess, you notice a new student sitting alone by the bench watching others play soccer. What is the most empathetic choice?
Answer: B. Inviting someone who feels left out shows active empathy and inclusive friendship.
Intended curriculum references: SEL-CASEL.Social-Awareness.1. These references describe learning goals; they are not endorsements.
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