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Kindergarten Social Studies Worksheet - Building Confidence
Listen to what happens. Circle the kind thing to do.
You have two cookies. A friend has none.
A friend shares a toy with you.
A friend is waiting for the swing.
A friend is sad.
A friend falls down.
A friend does not know the game.
Kindness is a choice. A kind child notices when a friend is sad, helps someone who falls, shares a snack, waits for a turn and says hello to a child who is alone. These small choices make a classroom and a home feel safe, and children feel happier when they are kind. On this page each question tells a short thing that happens to a friend, such as dropping crayons or waiting for the swing, and gives a few things the child could do.
The child circles the kind one. The other choices are unkind, and are written plainly so the child can tell the difference. Read each question aloud and ask how the friend would feel. After the page, make a list together of kind things to do this week and tick them off.
C3 Framework standard: D2.Civ.2.K-2
A friend falls down. A kind child helps the friend up, so circle Help up.
Choosing the quickest action, such as walking away, without thinking about how the friend feels.
Think about how your friend feels, then choose the kind thing.
Choosing the quickest action, such as walking away, without thinking about how the friend feels.
Think about how your friend feels, then choose the kind thing.
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