In this lesson, you will learn how to make friends and help others, just like the fish and their friends! You will discover how to attract new friends, help someone in trouble, and cheer for brave helpers like firefighters. You will also learn how to assist a baby dinosaur in finding its mom, understand the importance of safety with police officers, and enjoy a fun shopping adventure for a picnic. Finally, you’ll find out how to take care of others, like baby shark, by giving them what they need. Let’s have fun and be kind together!
Hello, little fish! Are you happy today? Let’s make sure you have lots of friends to play with!
Oh no, the fish looks lonely! Let’s give him some fish food and see if we can attract more fish to play with him. Watch as the fish come swimming over to eat!
Look, Mr. Doe is here! But oh no, he seems to be in trouble. Don’t worry, the fish friends are here to help us out. They are so kind!
Wow, look at Kiki and Mew Mew! They are brave firefighters today. There’s a fire, and they are ready to help. Let’s cheer for them as they save the day!
Oh, it’s a baby T-Rex looking for its mommy. Let’s help the baby dino find its mom. We can look for clues and see if we can find her together!
Meet our little police officers! They help keep everyone safe. If you ever get lost, they will help you find your way back home. Remember to stay safe and ask for help if you need it!
Let’s go shopping for our picnic! What yummy foods should we get? Strawberries, bananas, and maybe some chocolate too! Remember to stay close to your family while shopping.
If you ever get separated from your family, stay calm and find a security guard. Remember your parents’ phone numbers so you can call them. It’s important to stay safe!
Look at baby shark having fun with Kiki and Mew! If the baby is hungry, give it some milk. If it’s sleepy, help it rest. Taking care of others is so important!
Thank you for joining us on this fun adventure! Remember to always be kind and helpful, just like the fish friends and our brave firefighters!
Fish Friends Observation: Next time you visit a pond or aquarium, take a moment to observe the fish. How do they interact with each other? Do they swim in groups or alone? Draw a picture of what you see and share it with your class. Discuss how the fish might feel when they have friends around them.
Role-Playing Helpers: With your friends or family, act out different scenarios where you can help someone, just like the fish friends or the little police officers. Maybe someone needs help finding their way, or perhaps someone needs a friend to play with. Talk about how it feels to help others and why it’s important.
Safety Adventure Game: Create a simple board game with your family where you move through different spaces that represent places like a park, a store, or a beach. Each space can have a safety tip, like “Stay close to your family” or “Find a security guard if you’re lost.” Play the game and learn how to stay safe in different situations.
