
A thoughtful, academically grounded companion resource that helps students explore empathy beyond the phrase “put yourself in someone else’s shoes.”
Designed for ages 7–14, this resource introduces key ideas such as perspective-taking, emotional empathy, compassion, curiosity, listening, projection, humility, and fairness.
Youtube Video:[ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lZ74DYrlLaA&t=19s]
Students learn that empathy does not mean knowing exactly how someone else feels. Instead, it means trying to understand while recognizing that another person’s experience is still their own.
Includes:
- Teacher overview
- Discussion questions
- Film comprehension activities
- Fact vs. assumption exercises
- Perspective-taking tasks
- Empathy vs. projection
- Curiosity, compassion, and fairness activities
- Philosophy questions
- Writing prompts
- Differentiated activities for ages 7–9 and 10–14
- Exit ticket, rubric, and answer guide
Ideal for SEL, ELA, Philosophy for Children, Character Education, Counseling, Homeschool, and Grades 2–8.
Core idea:
Empathy is not certainty about another person. It is the willingness to notice, wonder, ask, listen, and care.
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