Once upon a time, there were some kids playing together. One of them asked, “Can I play with you?” The other said, “Yes, well thanks!” They were happy and started playing music together. It was fun!
After a while, they decided to play a new game called “Dinosaur Hunters!” They pretended to be explorers looking for dinosaurs. One of them asked, “Where’s our friend?” Another replied, “We are friends!” But someone said, “We are not friends.” It was a little confusing, but they kept playing.
Next, they had a great idea to build a car, like a Jeep! They worked together because “great minds think alike.” But when they finished, they realized it was a two-seater. “Where do I sit?” one asked. “You can be the dinosaur!” they decided. So, the friend pretended to be a big, roaring T-Rex. “Roar louder!” they cheered. “Roar!” went the T-Rex, and everyone clapped.
After all the fun, they realized something special. “You are right, we are not friends; we are best friends!” they said happily. And they even made a new friend to join their games. “Do you want to play spies?” they asked. “Yeah!” everyone shouted with excitement.
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Friendship Circle: Gather in a circle with your classmates. Take turns sharing what makes someone a good friend. You can start by saying, “A good friend is someone who…” and finish the sentence with your idea. Listen to each other and see how many different qualities you can come up with. This will help you understand what being a friend means and how you can be a good friend to others.
Dinosaur Explorer Adventure: Go on a pretend dinosaur hunt in your classroom or playground. Use your imagination to find hidden “dinosaurs” (you can use toy dinosaurs or pictures). Work together in small groups to find as many as you can. After the hunt, talk about how you worked as a team and how it felt to share the adventure with your friends.
Build a Friendship Jeep: Use building blocks or craft materials to create a “Jeep” with your friends. Make sure everyone has a role, whether it’s building, decorating, or pretending to drive. Once your Jeep is ready, take turns being the driver and the dinosaur. Discuss how working together made the activity more fun and how you can include everyone in your games.
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[Music]
We are not friends.
[Music]
Can I play with you?
Yes, well thanks!
Ah, look, we can do a duet.
Okay, but…
[Music]
What?
[Applause]
It was getting hot.
Let’s play dinosaur hunters!
And where’s our friend?
Who? Our friend?
We are friends!
We are not friends.
I’m back!
Great, now we all can play dinosaur hunters!
[Music]
I know we can build a car, a Jeep!
Great minds think alike.
Hmm…
[Music]
Squeeze!
[Music]
Um, it’s a two-seater.
Then where do I sit?
You can be the dinosaur!
Yeah, attack T-Rex!
Roar louder!
Roar!
[Applause]
Sniff!
You are right, we are not friends; we are best friends!
[Music]
And this is our new friend.
Yes!
Yay!
Do you want to play spies?
Yeah!
Huh?
Can I play too?
[Music]
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