• Compassion
  • MNWeG
  • 26.09.2023
  • English
  • R (Regelstandard), E (Expertenstandard)
  • 6
  • Arbeitsblatt, Information
Um die Lizenzinformationen zu sehen, klicken Sie bitte den gewünschten Inhalt an.
Name LP
Name LB
Date

Watch the ani­ma­ti­on about
'Where Does Com­pas­si­on Re­al­ly Come From?'
1
True or false? Tick the cor­rect state­ment.
true
false
When he went into the store he noti­ced that she had a beau­ti­ful voice.
The two fri­ends went into the store toge­ther.
Com­pas­si­on can be learnt.
The best is to not pay at­ten­ti­on to others.

Lis­ten to the text


All necess­a­ry vo­ca­bu­la­ry
can be found on Quizlet

Com­pas­si­on

Com­pas­si­on means to re­co­gni­ze the suf­fe­ring of ano­ther and then take ac­tion to help. It means you care about others, treat them with kind­ness and feel a strong de­si­re to help people in need.



Sym­pa­thy means you can un­der­stand what the per­son is fee­ling.



Em­pa­thy means you feel what the other per­son is fee­ling.



Whe­ne­ver you do or say so­me­thing think about 'how would I feel?'

1
Which state­ment is cor­rect and which is in­cor­rect? Tick the state­ments.
cor­rect
in­cor­rect
Never think about what you do or say.
Sym­pa­thy means to feel the other per­son's fee­ling.
Hel­ping is a form of com­pas­si­on.
Only help people you know.
2
Ans­wer the fol­lo­wing ques­ti­ons in Ger­man.

  • Was be­deu­tet Mit­ge­fühl?







  • Nenne drei Dinge, die mit­füh­lend sind.







  • Was be­deu­tet Sym­pa­thie?
3
Ans­wer the ques­ti­on in Ger­man.

  • What could you do to make others feel good ?

Watch this ani­ma­ti­on about
'Com­pas­si­on & Gra­ti­tu­de:
Lo­ving Kind­ness Mind­ful­ness'
1
What can you see outside in a park?

2
Can you feel your belly moving ...

3
Which state­ments are cor­rect and which are in­cor­rect?
cor­rect
in­cor­rect
You can ex­tend your hands out like bran­ches of a flow­er.
The me­di­ta­ti­on is most­ly about breathing.
The video shows us how to work bet­ter.
The me­di­ta­ti­on is hel­ping us to take our minds off to relax and feel good.
4
List the body parts men­ti­o­ned in the me­di­ta­ti­on.

x