How it works
A good friend notices when someone is sad or alone.
A good friend sits close, so the other one knows they are right there.
Then a good friend asks them to play.
Worked examples
Notice
- Kit sees Dot sitting all alone, with her head down.
- He leaves his bucket and walks over.
- A good friend goes to someone who is alone.
Sit close
- Kit sits down next to Dot and asks softly, are you okay?
- He gives her wing a gentle pat.
- Sitting close tells a friend, I am right here.
Ask to play
- Kit says, would you like to play with us?
- Dot says, yes, please!
- They build a castle together, and nobody is alone.
A taste of the worksheets
These are some of the questions on the sets. The printable sheets have more and an answer key.
- Who builds the tallest tower? š¦ Dot / š¶ Rex / š° Bun
- True or false? Should we laugh at a sad friend?
- True or false? šŖ Is it kind to sit beside a friend who is sad?
- Which one is not kind to a lonely friend? š say, you cannot play / š see that a friend is sad / š ask a friend to play