Piper, a pelican, discusses the importance of consideration, explaining it as recognizing and acting on others' needs. Through examples like washing dishes and using ramps, Piper highlights empathy's role in consideration. A story about a sleepover illustrates how consideration can resolve conflicts, such as food allergies. The session concludes with a review and audience questions, emphasizing listening, respect, and empathy as key components of being considerate.

What is an example of being considerate in everyday life?

• Ignoring your chores

• Throwing trash on the street

• Washing dishes after eating

• Leaving your bed unmade

Why do buildings have ramps at their entrances?

• To make them look modern

• To help people with wheelchairs

• To increase construction costs

• To make cleaning easier

What is a key component of being considerate?

• Ignoring others' opinions

• Listening to others

• Being indifferent

• Always speaking first

What did Matthew do to accommodate his friends' allergies?

• He offered a different dessert

• He insisted on serving chocolate cake

• He ignored their allergies

• He canceled the sleepover

How did Matthew's friends show consideration?

• By eating the chocolate cake

• By suggesting a different activity

• By not attending the sleepover

• By bringing their own food

What should you do if a stranger asks for food at your door?

• Give them money

• Let your parents handle it

• Ignore them

• Invite them inside

What is a considerate action on public transport?

• Giving up your seat for the elderly

• Blocking the aisle

• Playing loud music

• Taking up extra seats