That’s (Not) Mine! | Animated Kids Book

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In the lesson “That’s (Not) Mine!”, two friends learn the importance of sharing and taking turns when they both want to sit in the same chair. After some initial disagreement, they decide to share the chair, leading to a fun and unexpected adventure when the chair starts to fly. Ultimately, they realize that playing together and being kind to one another makes their time more enjoyable.
  1. What did the friends want to do with the chair?
  2. How did the friends decide to solve their problem?
  3. Why is sharing and playing together important?

That’s (Not) Mine!

Once upon a time, there were two friends who both wanted to sit in the same chair. One friend said, “That’s my chair!” But the other friend said, “No, it’s mine!” They both really wanted to sit in the chair.

Taking Turns

One friend said, “I was sitting in it before.” But the other friend replied, “I’m sitting in it now.” They both thought the chair was theirs. What could they do?

Sharing is Caring

Then, one friend had a great idea. “Can I try it, please?” they asked. The other friend thought for a moment and said, “Hmm… okay, just once.” They decided to share the chair!

Oops! A Surprise!

Suddenly, something funny happened. The chair started to move! “Look out!” they both shouted. They laughed and laughed because the chair was flying!

Being Friends

After the chair stopped, one friend said, “I’m sorry.” The other friend said, “Me too.” They decided it was more fun to play together. “Want to go play?” one asked. “Yeah!” the other replied happily.

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And so, the two friends learned that sharing is fun and being kind is the best way to play. If you love stories like this, ask your grown-up to find more fun books for you. There are lots of exciting stories waiting for you to explore!

Thanks for reading! Remember, sharing and playing together make everything more fun!

  • Have you ever had to share something with a friend or family member? How did it make you feel, and what did you do to make sharing fun?
  • What are some things you like to do with your friends that are more fun when you share or take turns? Can you think of a time when sharing made an activity better?
  • If you had a magic chair that could fly, who would you want to share it with, and where would you go on your flying adventure?
  1. Chair Sharing Game: Find a chair or a spot in the classroom and take turns sitting in it. Each child can have a turn to sit for a few seconds while others count to ten. After each turn, ask the children how it felt to share the chair and if it was fun to let others have a turn too.

  2. Story Time Role Play: In small groups, act out the story of the two friends and the chair. Encourage each child to play a role and use their imagination to add their own funny ending to the story. Discuss how it feels to share and be kind to friends.

  3. Sharing Circle: Sit in a circle and pass around a small toy or object. Each child can hold it for a moment and share a time when they shared something with a friend or family member. Ask them how it made them feel and why sharing is important.

Here’s a sanitized version of the provided YouTube transcript:

[Music]
That’s not mine.
That’s my chair.
No, it’s mine.
I was sitting in it before.
I’m sitting in it now.
[Music]
I had it first; it’s mine.
[Music]
I have it now; it’s mine.
[Music]
Well, this is mine.
[Music]
I’ll try it.
[Music]
No, it’s mine. Please, just once.
Hmm… yeah, okay, just once.
Um, look out!
[Foreign language]
[Music]
Hey, that’s my chair.
No, it’s mine.
[Music]
Uh, what? Tickle, tickle.
[Laughter]
Thank you.
Mine.
[Music]
Mine, mine.
Get up; it’s flying!
Go away; it’s mine.
[Music]
Thank you.
I’m sorry.
Me too.
Want to go play?
Yeah, huh?
[Music]
Huh, mine.
[Laughter]
[Music]
[Applause]
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[Foreign language]
[Music]

This version maintains the essence of the original transcript while removing any potentially inappropriate or unclear content.

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