Taking Turns and Sharing
Preschool - Social Studies - On Level
Turns keep going on too long. Point to the fix.
Read aloud: Every turn on the ramp keeps running on and on, so the waiting children give up. Point to the thing that would fix it.
- ball
- ramp
- timer
- shaker
Waiting with nothing to do. Point to the better plan.
Read aloud: Standing next to the swing doing nothing makes the waiting feel much longer. Point to what would make it easier.
- warning-sign
- stop-sign
- paint
- bin-recycle
You say yes to a friend. Point to what you use.
Read aloud: Your friend asked politely and you have decided to say yes. Point to the two things you use to hand it over kindly.
- hand
- nose
- foot
- elbow
One bridge, two builders. Point to what they share.
Read aloud: Two children are building one bridge together instead of taking turns. Point to what they are sharing.
- yoyo
- drum
- kite
- block
The bridge broke while you tested it. Point to what helps.
Read aloud: The bridge you built together fell down while your friend was testing it. Point to what would help now.
- warning-sign
- stop-sign
- no-entry
- hand
Three children, one swing. Point to what keeps it fair.
Read aloud: Three children all want the swing and one turn is over. Point to the thing that shows whose go is next.
- book
- ball
- drum
- kite