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Celebrate Differences

Celebrate Differences

Instruct the child to fold a piece of blank paper in half. On one side, have them list all of the ways they are similar to one of their friends. On the other side, have them list all of the ways they are different. Together, talk about how these similarities and differences affect their friendships. Ask, “How do these differences make your friendship better?”

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Topics: Daily Lit Bit, Daily Remote Learning Tip

Mon, Aug 10, '20

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