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Empathy Lesson and Empathy Scenario Activities
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Empathy Lesson and Empathy Scenario Activities

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Yearlong Social Emotional Learning Curriculum Bundle for K-5
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Made for: School Counselors
Grade Level: K, 1st, 2nd
Category: Friendship and Social Skills, Guidance Lessons
File Format: PDF, PowerPoint, Zip Folder
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This empathy lesson was created to help our primary students understand how to notice others’ feelings and show them they care. It includes relevant empathy scenarios for them to practice with in order to boost the transfer of skills from the lesson to real life! Wondering if your students will stay engaged? The adventure theme and empathy map make this lesson a little extra fun!

Resource Breakdown

 

  • ASCA and CASEL-aligned lesson plan
  • Slideshow that guides the lesson while teaching and modeling how to show empathy
  • Whole group practice empathy activity
  • Partner or small group practice empathy activity
  • Two independent practice worksheets
  • Book companion recommendations

 

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What others are saying...

Thank you so much for all of the time and effort you put into your resources! My students are so engaged while learning. A win in my book- thank you! ~Kristina P.
 
A fun way to learn about empathy! The students loved acting out the different parts of the map as they were learning! Highly recommend. ~Jacqueline B. 
My students were very engaged during this lesson. I added movement by having them stand and pretend to hike to each new place on the map, before sitting down again to explore each spot on the map with me. I had fun – and I think they did too! ~Heather L. 
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