Moodies - Making Friends

Aaron is nervous about his first day at a new school and worries about making friends. He receives encouragement from his family and new classmates. Despite feeling sad initially, Aaron is advised to keep trying to make friends. A story about monsters overcoming fear to make friends inspires him. Eventually, Aaron bravely asks to join a football game and successfully makes new friends, learning the importance of perseverance.

What is Aaron worried about on his first day at the new school?

• Finding his classroom

• Making new friends

• Not having breakfast

• Meeting his teacher

What advice do the Moodies give Aaron about making friends?

• To try making friends even if it's scary

• To play alone during break time

• To wait for others to approach him

• To focus on his studies instead

What does Aaron decide to do after talking to the Moodies?

• Sit alone during playtime

• Join a football game

• Go back home

• Wait for someone to talk to him

How do the Moodies feel about Aaron's attempt to make friends?

• They believe he should give up

• They are proud of his bravery

• They think he should try harder

• They are indifferent

What lesson can be learned from Aaron's experience?

• Persistence can lead to making new friends

• Making friends is not important

• It's better not to try if you're scared

• You should only try once