Examples of when to ask a classmate for help in Kindergarten

📚 Quick Study Guide

• 🖍️ When you don't understand an activity, it's great to ask a classmate!
• 🧩 If you're stuck on a puzzle or game, a friend can help you figure it out.
• 🤝 Sharing is caring! If you need a crayon or a piece of paper, ask nicely.
• 👂 If you didn't hear the teacher's instructions, a classmate can repeat them for you.
• 🤸 When you need a partner for an activity, asking a friend is perfect.

✏️ Practice Quiz

1. When is it a good time to ask a classmate for help?
   1. When you need help understanding an activity.
   2. When you want to copy their work.
   3. When you are bored.
2. You are playing a puzzle and get stuck. What should you do?
   1. Give up and play something else.
   2. Ask a classmate for help.
   3. Scream loudly.
3. You need a blue crayon but don't have one. What can you do?
   1. Take a crayon from someone without asking.
   2. Ask a classmate nicely if you can borrow one.
   3. Cry until someone gives you a crayon.
4. The teacher gave instructions, but you didn't hear them. What do you do?
   1. Just guess what to do.
   2. Ask a classmate to repeat the instructions.
   3. Ignore the activity.
5. Your teacher asks you to find a partner for a game. What should you do?
   1. Refuse to play the game.
   2. Ask a classmate to be your partner.
   3. Hide under the table.
6. You don't know how to spell a word during writing time. What is the best option?
   1. Make up the spelling.
   2. Ask a classmate for help.
   3. Don't write the word.
7. During group reading, you lose your place. What can you do?
   1. Pretend to read.
   2. Ask a classmate to help you find your place.
   3. Disrupt the group.