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Life Skills · Ages 7+ · Set A
A name and a place
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Remember: Put a name on it. Give it a place. If it is lost, tell a grown-up and look together.

Kit's things

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Kit and his thingsKit borrowed a library book for one week. His grown-up showed him a trick: put a name on your things. They wrote his name inside his coat and on a label on his bottle. Kit gave each thing a place. His bag hung on a hook, and his library book sat on the same shelf every night. One day Kit left his bottle on a park bench, but Bun read the label and ran it straight over to him. On Friday Kit could not find his hat. He asked himself, "Where did I last have it?" He looked in his bag, on his hook and on the shelf. Then he told his teacher, and they found the hat in the lost and found box, with his name inside.
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How did Bun know the bottle was Kit's?
🤔Bun guessed🚲It was by the bike🏷️It had a label with a name
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A name on a thing helps a lost thing find its way home.
TrueFalse
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Join each thing to its place.
  1. 1🎒 The bag
  2. 2📚 The library book
  3. 3🚲 The bike
  • Aon its hook
  • Bin the bike rack
  • Con the same shelf
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Who said, "Nobody is cross, and things get lost sometimes"?
🐰Bun🧑‍🏫His teacher🐱Kit
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Kit's bike goes on the path.
TrueFalse

If something is lost

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Number what Kit does when his hat is missing.
  • Tell a grown-up
  • Check the lost and found box
  • Look in the bag, on the hook and on the shelf
  • Take a breath and ask, where did I last have it?
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Kit asked himself, "Where did I last it?"
namebakehave
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Telling a grown-up about a lost thing is a fuss.
TrueFalse
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Kit's bag is on the floor. Which fix is right?
🪝Hang it on its hook🚫Leave it there🌧️Put it in the rain
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Circle ways to look after your things. (circle every one)
✏️Write a name inside a book🌧️Leave your bike out in the rain🪝Give each thing a place🤐Keep quiet about a lost thing📦Check the lost and found box
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A label, a name tag and a name inside a book all say whose it is.
TrueFalse
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Where is a good place at home for your bag? Write or draw it.
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Draw a label on a water bottle. Put a star where a name would go.
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Answer key · Set A
A name and a place
1It had a label with a name Bun read the label and ran the bottle straight over to Kit.
2True Yes. A name helps a lost thing find its way home.
31-A, 2-C, 3-B Each thing has its own place, so Kit never has to rush to find it.
4His teacher His teacher said it. Nobody is cross when something is lost.
5False No. His bike went in the bike rack, never on the path.
63, 4, 2, 1 Kit breathes, asks himself, looks where it should be, tells a grown-up, and they check the lost and found box.
7have Asking where you last had it is the first thing to try.
8False No. Telling is never a fuss, because that is how we get help.
9Hang it on its hook A bag on the floor is easy to lose. Hang it on its hook.
10Write a name inside a book, Give each thing a place, Check the lost and found box A name, a place and the lost and found box help. Leaving a bike in the rain or staying quiet does not.
11True Yes. A name on a thing says whose it is.
12Your own words: a grown-up reads it.
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