To develops the feeling of cooperating with a group

To Increases the creativity and imagination

To creates coordination and balance in organs, flexibility in movements, and agility

To develops communication skills by talking to their friends and bringing out their inner voices

Understands that others can have different thoughts and feelings than he has

Able to look at a particular situation (such as watching a peer saying good-bye to a parent at child care) and imagine how he—and therefore his friend—might feel in this moment

Reasoning about another person’s perspective (e.g., you “put yourself in my shoes,” and try to imagine what I am thinking or feeling)

Concern for someone who is vulnerable or distressed.