I Just Ate My Friend | A Fun Little Monster Story for Kids

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In today’s Story Time, we read “I Just Ate My Friend” by Heidi McKinnon, which tells the tale of a little creature who feels sad after accidentally eating his friend and embarks on a quest to find a new one. Despite facing rejection from other animals, the creature ultimately finds a new friend, highlighting the importance of kindness and friendship. The lesson reminds us to cherish our friends and treat them well, as they bring joy to our lives.
  1. How did the little creature feel when he lost his friend?
  2. What did the little creature say when he wanted a new friend?
  3. What is one important thing we learned about friends from the story?

Welcome to Story Time!

Hi there, friends! Today, we’re going to read a fun story called “I Just Ate My Friend” by Heidi McKinnon. Are you ready to find out what happens? Let’s go!

The Story Begins

Once upon a time, there was a little creature who said, “I just ate my friend.” Oh no! The creature felt sad because his friend was gone. He wanted to find a new friend.

Looking for a Friend

The little creature went on a search. He asked, “Hello, would you be my friend?” But the other animals said:

  • “No, you’re too big.”
  • “No, you’re too small.”
  • “No, you’re too scary.”
  • “No, you’re too slow.”

The little creature felt sad. He wondered, “What if I never find another friend? What if I ate my only friend?”

A Happy Ending

Just then, another creature came along and said, “Hello! I will be your friend!” The little creature was so happy and shouted, “Yay! Friends!”

Remember

It’s important to be kind to our friends and not eat them! Friends make us happy, and we should always take care of them.

Join Us Again!

Thank you for joining us for Story Time! If you liked this story, there are many more to enjoy. See you next time for another fun adventure!

  • What do you think makes someone a good friend? Can you think of a time when you were a good friend to someone?
  • Why do you think the little creature felt sad after eating his friend? How would you feel if you accidentally hurt a friend?
  • Have you ever felt like the little creature when he was looking for a new friend? What did you do to make new friends?
  1. Friendship Circle: Gather in a circle with your classmates. Take turns sharing what makes a good friend. Is it being kind, sharing toys, or helping each other? After everyone shares, draw a picture of you and your friend doing something fun together. Display your drawings in the classroom to celebrate friendship!

  2. Animal Friend Match: Think about the animals the little creature met in the story. Can you find a toy or picture of an animal that you think would make a good friend for the little creature? Why do you think they would be good friends? Share your thoughts with the class and see what others have chosen.

  3. Friendship Hunt: Go on a friendship hunt around your school or home. Look for examples of people being good friends. Maybe someone is helping another person, sharing, or playing nicely. Draw or write about what you see and share it with your class. Discuss how these actions make people feel happy and loved.

Sure! Here’s a sanitized version of the transcript:

[Music]

Hey everyone, welcome to Story Time! Today we have “I Just Ate My Friend” by Heidi McKinnon. Let’s find out what this book is about!

[Music]

I just ate my friend.

[Applause]

He was a good friend, but now he’s gone.

[Applause]

Hello, would you be my friend?

No, you’re too big.

Hello, would you be my friend?

No, you’re too small.

Hello, would you be my friend?

No, you’re too scary.

Hello, would you be my friend?

No, you’re too slow.

Hello, would you be my friend?

No.

Hello, would you be my…

[Applause]

Never mind. Goodbye.

What if I never find another friend? That would be horrible.

What if I ate my only friend?

[Applause]

Hello!

I will be your friend!

Yay!

[Applause]

Friends!

I just ate my friend.

How cute was that, right?

That was “I Just Ate My Friend.” Don’t you go eating your friends now!

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See ya!

[Music]

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