📖 Being BraveAges 4-6
Who Goes First?
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There was a new tunnel slide at the park — dark inside, so you couldn't see the bottom. All the children wanted to try it, but nobody wanted to go first into the dark tunnel. They all hung back. Amara wanted to be brave enough to be the first one — but going first felt the scariest of all. (Feeling words: Scared · Brave)
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How do you think Amara feels about going first?
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