Interactive Friendship Workshop for Kids
Engage your young ones in a fun and educational session with the Friendship Rhyme activity, where they learn the value of kindness and inclusion. Discover how to handle different social situations like sharing, apologizing, and being a good friend. Stimulate creativity with a poster-making activity to reinforce the learnings from the workshop. Encourage positive interactions and empathy through storytelling and role-playing. Empower children to foster meaningful connections and build strong friendships.
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Presentation Transcript
What was your favourite part of the workshop?
Lets say the Friendship Rhyme! Be a good friend, Be kind and share. Hold the door open, Show that you care. If someone says stop! Don t carry on. Say I m sorry! Let s get along!
Lets say the Friendship Rhyme! Is someone alone? Invite them to play, Include everyone. There must be a way! Having a friend, Who s different from you, Is a great way, To learn something new.
What did the Hare do in the playground? Please stop, I don t like it.
What did the Tortoise do that wasn t very kind when the Hare asked if she could play in the sandpit?
Its time to make your poster!
