Kindness: Lessons from Ella the Elephant

Jade hosts Ella the Elephant from South Africa to discuss kindness and memory. Ella shares a story of helping a mother and daughter in Addo Park, illustrating kindness. The session concludes with a trivia segment reviewing key kindness concepts.

What is one of the key characteristics of elephants mentioned by Ella?

• They are the fastest land animals.

• They have a small brain.

• They are known for their kindness.

• They can fly.

In Ella's story, what was the mother trying to do in the park?

• Feed the elephants.

• Take a photograph of Ella.

• Deliver lunch to her daughter.

• Find a lost toy.

How did Ella help the mother in the park?

• By guiding them to the exit.

• By calling out to the daughter.

• By carrying the lunch bag.

• By giving them a ride.

What gesture of kindness did the daughter show to her mother?

• She sang a song for her.

• She wrote her a thank you note.

• She shared her lunch with her mother.

• She gave her mother a gift.

According to the discussion, what is a key aspect of being kind?

• Expecting something in return.

• Helping only friends.

• Ignoring those in need.

• Doing things for others without expecting anything in return.

What does being kind in school involve?

• Avoiding group activities.

• Welcoming new classmates.

• Sitting alone during lunch.

• Doing homework for others.

Which of the following is NOT a part of being kind?

• Mockery and criticism.

• Respect for all people.

• Helping those in need.

• Showing goodwill through actions.