Creating a Community Pattern:

1. Think about your family or your class

2. Create a pattern using counters and linking cubes that represents your group (e.g., family members, classmates, or symbols for your class).

You have a special toy that you love to play with. Your friend, Sam, really wants to play with it too, but you don't want to share. Sam starts to get sad.

What should you do?

Scenario 2: Messy Mishap

You are building a tall tower with blocks. You accidentally bump into it and all the blocks fall down! They make a big mess on the floor.

What should you do?

Scenario 3: The Lunchbox Mystery

It's time for lunch! You open your lunchbox and see a yummy treat that you wanted to eat. But your friend, Lily, says it's her treat! You think it is yours.

What should you do?

Scenario 4: A Quiet Problem

You are working on a puzzle. The person next to you is talking and making a lot of noise. It is hard for you to think and finish your puzzle.

What should you do?

Scenario 5: The Sad Friend

Your friend is crying because they lost their favorite crayon. You found a red crayon, but you don't know if it is their crayon.

What should you do?