A simple and fun explanation of the word 'suspicious' designed for 6-year-olds to help them understand its meaning in everyday situations.
Okay! Imagine you're playing in the park and you see someone who looks a little different from what you expect. Maybe they are wearing a big hat and sunglasses, and they're acting a bit funny, like they're being really quiet or looking around a lot. When we say someone is 'suspicious,' it means they seem like they might be doing something sneaky or unusual.
It's like if your friend suddenly starts hiding their toy behind their back and not showing you. You might feel a little confused or think, 'Hmm, why are they hiding it? That’s kind of suspicious!' So, being suspicious is when something doesn’t seem quite right, and it makes you wonder if there’s something weird happening. But remember, it’s okay to ask questions if you feel suspicious about something or someone!