How it works
Sharing is giving some of what we have. It is kind.
Pip had lots of apples and gave one to a hungry friend. We can share snacks, toys, books and time.
Worked examples
Sharing a snack
- Pip's friend has a grumbling tummy.
- Pip has lots of apples, plenty for two.
- Pip picks the shiniest and says, here, have an apple.
Both are happy
- The friend says thank you and crunches the apple.
- Pip feels warm inside.
- The friend feels warm too.
Sharing a turn
- The next day, the friend has a ball.
- Pip and the friend share the ball all day long.
- Kindness returns: Pip gave an apple and got a playmate.
Ask first
- The friend has a backpack, and it stays shut.
- A friend's things need a yes first.
- So we ask before we share a friend's things.
A taste of the worksheets
These are some of the questions on the sets. The printable sheets have more and an answer key.
- Before we share a friend's backpack, what do we do? 🤚 Just open it / 🙋 Ask for a yes / 🙈 Hide it