How should the classmate who is not picked feel and behave? Give two reasons for good behaviour in this situation.
Two classmates both raise their hands to answer the same question, but the teacher can only pick one.
How should the classmate who is not picked feel and behave? Give two reasons for good behaviour in this situation.
Why do you think this helps Sara make new friends? Give two reasons.
Sara always introduces herself politely to new people at school by saying her name and one thing she likes.
Why do you think this helps Sara make new friends? Give two reasons.
Should you only ever play your own favourite game? Explain your answer with two reasons.
Your friend's favourite game is carrom, but your favourite game is cricket. Today your friend asks you to play carrom with them.
Should you only ever play your own favourite game? Explain your answer with two reasons.
Match each word to its meaning! Draw a line.
Write about yourself:
Name 3 fruits you like to eat.
Name 3 games you like to play.
Name 3 foods you dislike.
Sort each thing into Things I Like or Things I Dislike!
Think and write:
Name 3 ways you can introduce yourself to a new friend.
Name 3 things you would like to learn this year.
Sort each word into Feels Good or Feels Bad!
True or False? Tick or Cross!
Is it okay that they like different foods? Give two reasons why.
Rahul loves eating vegetables, but his friend Meera does not like them at all.
Is it okay that they like different foods? Give two reasons why.
Explain in your own words why it is fine for different people to be good at different things.
Karan is very good at singing but finds running races difficult, while his friend Vikram is a fast runner but cannot sing well.
Explain in your own words why it is fine for different people to be good at different things.
Compare yourself now with yourself as a baby. Write what is the same and what has changed.
You Today vs You as a Baby
