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1. Perspective taking
2. Staying out of judgement

3. Recognizing emotions

4. Communicating emotions

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Student video: If you can recognize emotions in other people, you can empathize with that person.

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Student video: If you can recognize emotions in other people, you can empathize with that person.

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Questions for discussion:
What type of marriage did Carl & Ellie have?
Were they always happy?
Did they love each other?
What were their dreams?
Did they have to deal with disappointments?  What were they?
Why is Carl sad at the end of the clip?
What emotions is Carl feeling?

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Disney Pixar's Up -Married Life - Carl & Ellie (HQ)

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Student video: If you can understand their perspective and not judge, you can empathize with that person.  

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Student video: If you can understand their perspective and not judge, you can empathize with that person.  

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Questions for discussion:
At first, what was the boys mood?
At first, why do you think the boy didn't like the dog?
When the boy kicked the dog, did it make you angry?  Did you change your mind after you learned about his leg?

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CGI Animated Short Film HD "The Present " by Jacob Frey | CGMeetup

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Student video: 10 examples of empathy in real life.

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Student video: 10 examples of empathy in real life.

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After each mini-story, stop the clip and discuss what motivated each person to help. How did they relate to the person in need? Perhaps they have felt hungry before.

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10 Incredible Acts of Kindness Caught On Camera

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Read the book, "The Old Woman Who Named Things," By: Cynthia Rylant.  Questions to consider with the class:
Friendship

1. What was the meaning of names for the lady?

2. Do you think the lady was really friends with the Car, the bed, etc.?

3. What is a friend? How do you treat your friends?

4. Are the woman and the dog friends?

5. How do you think having friends affects your life?

Loss

1. Has someone you know ever died? If so, how did you feel when you found out?

2. Would you want to be friends with someone even though you know they are leaving? Why?

3. Have you ever made a mistake you’ve enjoyed? (Have you ever eaten too much ice cream and gotten a tummy ache?)

4. Do you think that the lady made the right decision in accepting the puppy into her life?

Class extension:
Brainstorm people who might be lonely in our community.  Consider contacting a local nursing home and writing letters or taking it a step further preparing a tea party and inviting seniors to school.

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The Old Woman Who Named Things by Cynthia Rylant