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3 August 2026

pptx, 1.5 MB
pptx, 1.5 MB
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Give your youngest learners the friendship skills they need with this warm, wonderfully visual PowerPoint lesson on sharing and taking turns. Across a colourful hour of learning, children discover what sharing looks like with toys, crayons and snacks, explore how sharing (and snatching!) makes us feel, and learn simple magic phrases like “Please may I have a turn?” that unlock happy play. Two interactive, hands-on games — a pass-the-teddy circle game and a turn-taking treasure dice game — get every child joining in, waiting patiently and cheering on their friends. A gentle story about two friends and one scooter sparks rich talk time, while thumbs-up/thumbs-down check-in slides let you see understanding at a glance. Every slide is bright, engaging and written directly to the child in an encouraging voice, with a friendly cartoon teacher guiding the way. Perfect for Reception classes, nurseries, childminders and parents — simply open and teach. Supports the EYFS PSED framework for building relationships.

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