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A component of Social Awareness
Putting yourself in another person's shoes and recognizing different perspectives is an essential skillset needed for collaborative work. This awareness reduces conflict as students better appreciate how their actions affect classmates.
You, Me, and Empathy (6:52) - Teaches children to understand their own and others' feelings through perspective-taking.
Be Kind (7:06) - Child explores many ways to show kindness after classmate experiences embarrassment.
A Tale of Two Beasts (7:11) - Same story told from two perspectives - a girl who "rescues" a creature and the creature who was "captured."
Being Frank (8:59) - Boy learns balance between complete honesty and considering others' feelings.
A Bad Case of Stripes (11:51) - Girl who worries too much about others' opinions develops colorful stripes, only cured when she embraces her true self.
Somebody Loves You, Mr. Hatch (11:58) - Lonely man's life transforms when he receives valentine, teaching community connection.
The Crocodile and the Dentist (Buy) - Shows mutual fear between crocodile and dentist during dental appointment.
The Day the Crayons Quit (Buy) - Box of crayons write complaint letters to boy about how they're used, teaching perspective-taking.
Have You Filled a Bucket Today? (Buy) - Uses bucket metaphor to teach kindness - good deeds fill others' buckets.
How Full is Your Bucket? (Buy) - Shows how positive interactions fill emotional buckets.
Never Tease a Weasel (Buy) - Humorous rhyming book showing why certain animals shouldn't be teased.
Not Your Typical Dragon (Buy) - Dragon who breathes whipped cream instead of fire learns to value his uniqueness.
The Rabbit Listened (Buy) - When Taylor experiences loss, various animals offer advice, but only rabbit provides what's needed - quiet presence and listening.
You Matter (Buy) - Reminds children their existence is significant, regardless of size or circumstances.
