In this lesson, you will learn how to work together with your friends and help each other when things go wrong. You will understand the importance of being careful and how having the right tools can make fixing problems easier. By the end of the lesson, you will know how to ask for help and say thank you when someone helps you, making your adventures even more fun!
One day, some friends were feeling a little bored. They decided to have a fun race! Everyone got ready and counted down together: “Three, two…”
As the race started, something unexpected happened. One of the friends needed help! They called out, “Please assist us!”
One friend noticed that their headlight was broken. They asked, “Can you please check it?” The helper said, “Okay!” and took a close look to see what was wrong.
The helper had a magic toolbox with all sorts of tools like a spanner and a screwdriver. They were ready to fix anything!
Another friend had a flat tire and asked, “Can you change it?” The helper replied, “Sure!” and quickly fixed the tire.
After everything was fixed, the friends were very thankful. They said, “Thank you for your help!” The helper smiled and said, “You’re welcome! Please be more careful from now on.”
From this adventure, the friends learned that it’s important to help each other and to be careful. They also discovered that having the right tools can make fixing things much easier!
Toolbox Exploration: Create your own magic toolbox! Gather some safe, everyday items like plastic spoons, toy hammers, or pretend screwdrivers. Pretend to fix things around the classroom or at home. What do you think each tool is used for? Can you find something that needs “fixing” and decide which tool to use?
Helping Hands Game: Pair up with a friend and take turns being the helper and the one who needs help. Think of a simple task, like tying a shoe or picking up toys. How does it feel to help someone? How does it feel to be helped? Talk about why helping each other is important.
Observation Walk: Go on a short walk around your school or home. Look for things that might need fixing, like a crooked picture or a loose button. Discuss what tools you might need to fix them. How can you be careful to prevent things from breaking?
