The story, Wooden Bowls is about a family of a grandfather, his son, daughter-in-law, and his grandson. They usually have family meals at a table together until they move the grandfather to a separate table to eat. The grandfather had broken some plates, and cups. He dropped his fork and spilled milk on the table cloth. The couple was tired of it, and separated him from all their meals. Things had turned around when the little grandson was beginning to make a wooden bowl for his own parents when they get older. The parents had changed their minds, and decided that they could deal with the grandfather at the family table.
This story relates to C.A.R.E.S. with empathy. It relates to empathy because once the little boy realized what was going on he made a bowl for his own parents. The parents then realized how bad it was to separate the grandfather from their family table. The parents felt empathy for him, and let him sit back at the table with them.
Saturday, January 30, 2010
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