Remember: One tablet, many people: take turns, ask nicely, and no grabbing.
Bram, Ivy and the sand timer
A grown-up reads each question aloud. Listen to the little story first.
One tablet, two childrenBram and Ivy both wanted the tablet. They tugged, and it fell on the sofa. Dad flipped a sand timer. Ivy went first, and Bram built a tower while he waited. When the sand ran out, Ivy said, "Your turn, Bram!"
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Answer key · Set A
Taking turns with the tablet
1A sand timer Dad flipped a sand timer. When the sand runs out, it is the next turn.
2No Grabbing is not fair. Ask for a turn.
3A sand timer, Asking nicely A sand timer and asking nicely are fair. Grabbing and never sharing are not.
4Can I have a turn, please? Otis asked, can I have a turn, please? Asking nicely worked.
5Build a tower Bram built a tower. You can also draw, or look out of the window.
62, 1, 4, 3 The timer starts, Ivy has her turn, the sand runs out, and Ivy hands it over.
7Yes Yes. When the sand runs out, it is the next turn, so hand it over nicely.
8Yes Yes. A grab can make the tablet fall.
9Tell a grown-up Tell a grown-up, like Bram did. Do not pull it away and do not shout.
10No You are never in trouble for asking.
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