Activities

Use this handout to teach the 6 habits that can cultivate empathy with challenging discussion questions. 

• The Charter for Compassion is a document that transcends religious, ideological, and national differences. Supported by leading thinkers from many traditions,the Charter calls on us to activate the Golden Rule around the world.

An Empathy Circle is a structured dialogue process based on mutual active listening. The process increases constructive dialogue and mutual understanding by ensuring that each person feels fully heard to their satisfaction.

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Build empathy skills by cultivating six empathy habits.

Teach children how to think about ideas by asking them to compare, contrast, analyze, categorize and evalute.

Whether you’re into recent discoveries, space exploration, true stories, fitness, fun tests, and riddles, or useful tips for self-improvement, psychology, gadgets, or just your day-to-day routine, there’s something for everyone!

One of the best ways to stimulate young minds is to engage them in some brainstorming sessions, and solving riddles is the best way to enhance thinking skills of young kids

Use the See, Think, Wonder at home to teach elementary and middle school-age children visible thinking skills.

Use the Explanation Game at home to teach middle and high school-age children visible thinking skills.