Your child turns the scientific method loose on other people: they form a real hypothesis (smile first and more people smile back), run a kind little experiment, tally what actually happens, and draw a conclusion. Real data about real behaviour, and because every experiment is a small kind act, they build empathy and social confidence as they go.
Ages 6–14 · Activity guide · 3 skill levels
Your child studies people the way a scientist studies anything: watch closely, form a prediction, test it fairly. It sounds clinical and it is the opposite. Paying that much attention to what drives someone is where empathy actually comes from.
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