Objective
By the end of this lesson, the student will understand the concept of sharing and how it can make playtime more fun for everyone. They will also practice sharing through interactive activities.
Materials and Prep
- Two or more toys (like blocks, dolls, or cars)
- Space to play (a play area or living room)
- A timer or clock (optional for timed activities)
Before starting the lesson, make sure to explain to the student what sharing means in a simple way. You can also set up a comfortable play area where the activities will take place.
Activities
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Sharing Game:
Gather two toys and demonstrate how to play with them together. Take turns showing how to share one toy with the other. Encourage the student to say, "Your turn!" and "My turn!" as they play.
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Story Time:
Read a short story about sharing. After reading, ask the student how the characters shared and how it made them feel. This helps connect the idea of sharing to real-life situations.
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Art Time:
Draw a picture together. Each person can take turns adding something to the drawing. This activity emphasizes sharing creativity and ideas.
Talking Points
- "What do you think sharing means?"
- "Can you think of a time when you shared something? How did it feel?"
- "When we share, we can play together and have more fun!"
- "Let's practice sharing with our toys! It’s your turn to play with this one!"