Making Friends Through Play

Mr. Orlando learns how to make friends from children. Ben suggests a polite introduction, Gracie emphasizes playing together, and Sarim advises a gentle approach. They all engage in games like hide and seek to strengthen friendships.

What does Ben suggest you say to make a new friend?

• Hi, do you want to play?

• Hello, I really like you. Do you want to be friends with me?

• Hey, let's be friends!

• Would you like to join my game?

What does Mr. Orlando receive from Ben after successfully making friends?

• A handshake

• A hug

• A high five

• A thumbs up

What does Gracie say you should do if you don't know someone's name?

• Ignore it

• Ask them their name

• Ask them to play a game

• Guess their name

How does Mr. Orlando initially try to make friends with Gracie?

• By shouting and demanding friendship

• By playing a game

• By offering a gift

• By asking politely

What game do Mr. Orlando and Gracie decide to play together?

• Hopscotch

• Tag

• Catch

• Hide and seek

Where does Gracie hide during the game of hide and seek?

• Behind a door

• Under a table

• In a closet

• Behind a pillow

What does Sarim suggest Mr. Orlando should do instead of shouting to make friends?

• Offer a gift

• Play a game

• Gently talk and ask to be friends

• Ignore them

What activity does Sarim suggest they can do now that they are friends?

• Sing a song

• Draw pictures

• Play tag or hide-and-seek

• Read a book

Where does Sarim hide during the game of hide and seek?

• Under a hat

• Behind a curtain

• In a closet

• Under a table

What is the key lesson Mr. Orlando learns about making friends?

• Shouting is effective

• Gently talking and playing games helps

• Ignoring people works

• Offering gifts is the best way