Understanding Laughter and Friendship

What is the main difference between laughing AT someone and laughing WITH someone?

• Laughing AT someone is friendly.

• Laughing WITH someone is mean.

• Laughing AT someone can make them feel bad.

• Laughing WITH someone is not fun.

What might happen if you make weird noises to make others laugh?

• Everyone will become your friend.

• People might laugh AT you, not WITH you.

• You will always be in trouble.

• Everyone will ignore you.

What is "nervous laughing" explained as in the lesson?

• Laughing when you are happy.

• Laughing when you are scared or unsure.

• Laughing when you are angry.

• Laughing when you are tired.

What is one good way to connect with others?

• Finding common interests and doing those together

• Ignoring each other

• Arguing about differences

• Avoiding activities

What does it mean when someone laughs nervously?

• They think something is very funny.

• They are feeling awkward and unsure.

• They are very happy.

• They are telling a joke.

When do kids laugh at people?

• When they tell a funny story.

• When they make noises or repeat annoying words.

• When they are playing a game.

• When they are eating.

What might your peers do if they are laughing WITH you?

• Give you compliments or add a good comment.

• Walk away from you.

• Yell at you.

• Ignore you.

What is a good way to help peers like you?

• Be yourself

• Ignore them

• Be mean

• Stay silent

What should you avoid doing to not get laughed at by your peers?

• Making noises and repeating words

• Being kind and helpful

• Studying hard

• Playing sports

What is NOT a good choice according to the text?

• Making noises and repeating words

• Being polite

• Listening to others

• Doing your homework