Examples of sharing at school for Grade 1

📚 Quick Study Guide

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• Sharing Toys: Sharing toys during playtime makes everyone happy.
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• Sharing Supplies: Sharing crayons, pencils, and paper helps classmates when they need them.
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• Taking Turns: Taking turns in games or using classroom resources ensures everyone gets a chance.
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• Sharing Snacks: Sharing snacks (if allowed and safe) can be a kind gesture.
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• Sharing Ideas: Sharing your ideas during class discussions helps everyone learn.
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• Sharing Kind Words: Saying kind things and being a good friend is a way of sharing positivity.

✏️ Practice Quiz

1. Which of these is a good way to share at school?
   1. Keeping all the toys to yourself.
   2. Letting a friend play with a toy you have.
   3. Ignoring your classmates during playtime.
2. What should you do if someone asks to borrow your crayon?
   1. Say no and hide the crayon.
   2. Share the crayon with them.
   3. Pretend you didn't hear them.
3. What does taking turns mean?
   1. Only you get to play.
   2. Everyone gets a chance to play.
   3. No one gets to play.
4. If you have extra snacks and your friend doesn't, what can you do?
   1. Eat all your snacks quickly.
   2. Share some of your snacks (if allowed).
   3. Tell them you don't have any.
5. Why is it good to share your ideas in class?
   1. So only you know the answer.
   2. So everyone can learn together.
   3. So you can show off.
6. What is sharing kind words?
   1. Saying mean things to your friends.
   2. Saying nice and friendly things.
   3. Ignoring everyone.
7. You and your friend both want to play with the same ball. What should you do?
   1. Grab the ball and run away.
   2. Take turns playing with the ball.
   3. Cry until you get the ball.