📖 Being BraveAges 4-6
The New Friend
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At the park, Eli saw a boy his age playing on his own. Eli wanted someone to play with, and so, it looked, did the boy. But walking up to someone new and saying hello felt scary. What if the boy said no? Eli stood there, wanting to be brave enough to ask. (Feeling words: Shy · Hopeful)
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How do you think Eli feels about going up to the new boy?
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