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Building Good Student Habits: Friendship, Sharing, and Responsibility at School

This educational resource focuses on essential skills for good students, including friendship, sharing, and responsibility. Through engaging visuals and relatable scenarios, students learn the importance of cooperating with peers and maintaining good behavior in school. The resource emphasizes that having friends means being a friend, sharing snacks, and inviting others to join in activities. Students are encouraged to take on responsibilities and practice following rules, reinforcing the collaborative spirit of the classroom.

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Building Good Student Habits: Friendship, Sharing, and Responsibility at School

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  1. Theme 1: Good Students Unit 1: Going to School http://artdetails.com/images/poster%20school%20.jpg

  2. share – to let someone use something you have I will share my snack with you. http://www.cssspnql.com/eng/petite-enfance/images/Collation-Snack.jpg

  3. friend – someone you get along with To have a friend, you must be a friend. http://sunday-school-fun-zone.com/libraryphotos/00pic4kidsweb4halfin.jpg

  4. invite – ask someone to do something with you I hope that you inviteher to your party. http://everaftermoments.ca/blog/wp-content/uploads/2009/08/Bowling-Birthday-Invitation-Front.jpeg

  5. responsibility – something you must do It is your responsibilityto practice and follow rules. http://it.pinellas.k12.fl.us/Teachers/lehman-lynnj/images/B2B47E731EAA404C8E880705CAF0C894.jpg

  6. cooperate – work together with someone else If we cooperate, everything will turn out better. http://irealmadrid.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/11/rm-goalie-youth-handshake.jpg

  7. behavior – how you act Always be on your best behavior. http://www.babble.com/CS/blogs/strollerderby/2008/10/23-End/SchoolKids2704_468x322.jpg

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