Sharing with Friends
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Objective
I can share toys and take turns with my friends.
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Warm-up video
PBS KIDS · 2:49
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Key concepts
3 concepts
- 1
Daniel and Chrissie want to play different games; Chrissie wants to play treasure hunt and Daniel wants to play dinosaurs.
- 2
When Daniel and Chrissie have a problem, Mom sings, “You’re big enough to think of what to do!”
- 3
Daniel and Chrissie decide to solve their problem by taking turns playing each other's games.
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Practice
3 questions
What is one way Daniel and Chrissie solved their problem?
If you and a friend both want to play with the same toy, what could you do?
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Exit ticket
Quick comprehension check
“Daniel and Chrissie want to play together. Chrissie wants to play treasure hunt and Daniel wants to play dinosaurs. What can Daniel and Chrissie do so they both get to play what they want?”
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