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Page 1: Let’s Play Together. It’s fun to play with my friends

Let’s Play Together

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It’s fun to play with my friends.

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Part 1: Getting My Friend’s Attention

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We play with toys at recess. We play with lots of friends.

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Sometimes when I talk to a friend, he does not answer.

Hey – Hey kids – Hey

do you want to play?

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I have to get his attention. I have to look at my friend. I have to say his name.

Jordan. Jordan, listen…

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I can get in front of my friend. I can look at him and say his name.

Matthew?

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Sometimes, I have to keep trying. I can tap my friend on the shoulder. I can look at her and say her name again.

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So, to get my friends attention, I need to:

Look at himSay his name

Tap her on the shoulder

Keep trying.

Matthew?

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Getting My Friend’s Attention

Look at herSay her name

Tap her on the shoulder

Keep trying.

“Social Power” Point

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It’s fun to play with my friends.

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Part 2: Sharing and Taking Turns

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Sometimes, my friend has something that I want.

I wish I had a soccer

ball to play with…

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I need to use my words to ask for the toy.

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First, I’ll look at my friend and say his name.

I’m glad Teddy didn’t just grab

it from me.

Corey, can I use that ball?

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Then I will ask for the toy. I will put out my hand when I ask for the toy. That helps my friend know what I want.

Shelly, can I use

your game ?

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My friend might say, “Sure, I’ll give you the toy”. That’s called sharing.

Kaylie, can I

play with that

dinosaur?

Sure, Sami, I’ll give you the toy.

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After a while, I can let my friend have another turn. That’s called taking turns.

Here Greg, you can have

this back.

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Or, if she isn’t ready to share, she might say, “Not right now.”

Not right now…I’m still using

these.

HINT: If you say,

Not right now.

Use a polite voice.

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I can wait a little while. I can play with something else while I wait. Maybe my friend will share the toy later.

I’ll keep playing with the blocks,

maybe Brendon will let me play

with the airplane later.

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It is fun to play with friends. Sharing and taking turns with toys means that everyone has fun.

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Sharing and Taking Turns: Sharing means letting my friend use

something that I am playing with. Taking turns means that both friends

get to play with the toy. I’ll try to remember the rules about

Sharing and Taking Turns: When I want something my friend has, I can look

at my friend and say his name. I can put out my hand and ask for it. He might say OK and give me the toy – then I

can let him have a turn later. Or, he might say “Not right now”. Then I’ll find

something else to play with for awhile.

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It’s fun to play with my friends.

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So, What Do You Think? What

should you do if

you would rather

just play by

yourself for

awhile?

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Sharing and Taking Turns

He’ll give me the toy

I can give him a turn later

I’ll find something else to play with for awhile.

I can ask again later.

If he says “OK”: If he says, “Not right now”:

When I want something my friend has, I can look at my friend and say his name.

I can put out my hand and ask for it.

“Social Power” Point


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