Empathy Treasure Champs

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Hello, Treasure Champs.

I've just been watching Barry play for his team.

We lost.

It doesn't matter, Barry.

It was my fault, I let all the goals in.

I don't understand why you're so sad, just forget about it.

I can't.

Why not? It's just a game.

BARRY SIGHS

You're not showing a lot of empathy, Kari.

Empathy?

Yes, it's today's treasure.

Empathy means putting yourself in someone else's shoes.

Er, no, not that.

I don't mean you actually WEAR someone else's shoes,

it means you try to feel what it's like being another person.

Oh! That makes sense!

# What, what, what, what What do you think?

# What, what, what, what What do you say?

-# What does it mean?

-What do you do

# About this treasure?

# It's over to you! #

I think empathy means that,

like, when someone is worried or sad, then you know how they feel.

I felt empathy when my friend's cat died

and I went to his house and cheered him up.

When I see someone else happy, that makes me feel happy.

Empathy is imagining how somebody else feels.

I wouldn't want to hurt anyone's feelings, so I'm nice to people.

When one of my friends hurt themselves,

then I felt sad because they felt sad.

If you consider someone else's feelings,

that means you understand how other people feel.

Don't come near me, I'm feeling sad.

Hey-hey!

KARI LAUGHS

Oh, Kari, you just don't understand how I'm feeling.

But I really want to play with you and you're being so grumpy!

It's not very fair on me!

I was the goalkeeper and I let in all the goals.

Are you still upset about that?!

I wish there was a way of showing you what happened.

Ooh!

A TV remote?

How is watching TV going to help?

It's a special remote control, it will help you understand how I feel.

I knew it would come in handy.

Oof!

Ooh!

Ohh...

-Oh! Oh, no!

-KARI LAUGHS

Oh, Barry! You are funny,

diving around all over the place!

Oof!

Oh, no.

Poor Barry.

I'm sorry you lost the game. I think I know why you feel sad now.

Thanks, Kari.

I tell you what, shall I just stay with you until you feel better?

That would be nice!

I feel a bit better just knowing that you understand.

Oh, I know what will really cheer you up!

-Another funny costume?

-No!

A story about a Treasure Champ who was brilliant at showing empathy.

Hello, Treasure Champs.

I'm Gemma and we are here to tell you the story of the Good Samaritan.

Go on, you two, run ahead.

One day, a Jewish man was going on a journey.

He set off on a path. He was on his way to another town.

But then...

It was going to be a long, hard journey.

It was a dangerous path, known to have robbers and bandits.

Uh-oh, the robbers spotted the traveller

and decided to steal his things.

Argh!

GEMMA GIGGLES

Ha-ha-ha-ha!

THEY BOTH LAUGH

Ouch! The man was hurt and couldn't walk any further.

He was left at the side of the path, all alone.

But then he saw someone coming.

It was a religious man from the temple.

The traveller thought,

"This man must be good and kind and is sure to stop and help me."

Help!

But the religious man didn't.

In fact, he crossed over to the other side of the path

and carried on walking by.

But then along came another man, a man who was rich and important,

so once again the traveller cried out for help.

Help me, please!

But he didn't stop to help, either. He did nothing -

he just carried on walking by on the other side of the path.

The traveller was beginning to give up hope.

Why was no-one stopping to help him?

But just then...

..another man came along.

"Uh-oh," thought the traveller, "This man won't help me,

"I'm Jewish and he's a Samaritan.

"Jews and Samaritans don't like each other."

But, to his surprise, the Samaritan did stop to help.

He could see that the traveller was hurt and decided to help him.

The Samaritan had empathy for the traveller.

He thought how horrible it must have been

to be attacked and left on the path.

The Samaritan washed and bandaged the injured traveller

and then they both set off, looking for shelter.

Eventually, they found an inn

where the Samaritan paid for the traveller to be looked after.

The Samaritan even said that he would come back another day

and check that the traveller was OK.

Isn't that amazing?

That one man's act of empathy has been told so many times

that now, if somebody does something kind for a stranger,

they are often called a Good Samaritan.

That's a story that Jesus told and it's found in the Bible.

Thank you for helping me tell today's treasure story.

-We'll see you again soon. Bye.

-Bye!

-Bye!

That Samaritan was such a Treasure Champ!

Oops!

Oh! Oh! I'm using empathy.

I can feel that you are feeling hungry.

A-hem, maybe.

THEY LAUGH

Let's see how you Treasure Champs show empathy.

# How, how, how, how How do you do it?

# How, how, how, how How does it feel?

-# How does it look?

-What you do

# About this treasure?

# It's over to you! #

Hello, I'm Umazara.

Hello, I'm Isai.

We love coming to the canal with our mums.

And today we are visiting a museum.

We are going to find out what it was like

being a child from 100 years ago.

These are the clothes children wore back in Victorian times.

Look at the blocks of butter!

It's fun looking around and finding out

how people lived a long time ago.

Hello, girls. Come on in. Come and look at my house.

-Do you like it in here?

-Yes.

-Have you got a room like this in your house?

-Yes.

-What do you call your room?

-The living room.

-The living room!

Well, this is my parlour and this is where we come to relax.

We haven't got a TV. In the olden days there was no TV.

They don't have even toys?

-They've got some toys, yes.

-Have you got some shoes?

We've got some shoes, yes,

but we haven't got anything that plugs in.

So we do songs at the piano,

we'll play songs and sing songs at the piano instead.

Do you want to have a try? Come and have a try on my piano.

Come this way, girls, and I'm going to get you to help me with my jobs.

So, here we are outside, this is my yard.

You can see my toilet in the corner if you want a look.

It's a bit cold in the winter and it might have spiders.

-Do you not like the look of it?

-There's ants and smell!

Of course there are, it's an outside toilet!

Come on, we'll get this washing done.

Children had tough jobs to do in Victorian times.

That looks like hard work.

Everything was very different a long time ago.

But it's good to find out what it was like.

And how it felt.

-Thank you for coming and for your help with the chores. Bye.

-Bye.

-Bye.

We had a good time learning about the past.

I'm happy that I live now and not in Victorian times.

I'm Megan and this is Emily and we love coming to Brownies.

# We're Brownie Guides We're Brownie Guides

# We're here to lend a hand... #

We've got some great friends here. We always have lots of fun.

# ..We're Brownie friends We're Brownie friends

# From North, South East and West. # Whoo!

Today, we are going to play some games.

The first game we're going to do is a balloon game.

-OK, here's your balloons.

-The first team to get their balloon

to the end of their line are the winners!

Go! Right, come on, over, under!

Move in!

We won! Hooray!

This game is quite tricky.

We have to cross the swamp, which is the floor, without falling in.

Pass that stone down, Elly, pass it down!

The first team to get everyone across wins.

Watch out for the crocodile!

So close!

Emily's team lost that game

and, because she might be feeling sad,

I'm going to give her a high-five.

Look at that!

Yes, Megan is showing she understands how her friend feels.

That's great friendship.

That's great empathy.

Holly is feeling happy and proud because she won.

I know she's feeling like that

because that's how I felt when my team won.

Right, girls, I think you've done really well tonight.

You've worked well within your teams and you've done well

really thinking about the other teams when they haven't won.

It's been great playing with my friends.

It doesn't matter who won the games, we all had lots of fun.

Wow!

You Treasure Champs are brilliant at showing empathy.

Right, let's do some practice for next time.

Ready?

Woohoo! You did it, Barry!

-Thanks, Kari, I feel...

-Oh, don't tell me!

I can use empathy.

I can tell that you feel... happy again.

Yay!

THEY LAUGH

Bye, Treasure Champs!

Bye, Treasure Champs!

# So every day let's do our best

# We're Treasure Champs We're on a quest

# We're Treasure Champs!

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