📖 Will You Be My Friend?Ages 4-6
Letting Someone Else Win
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Omar was playing a running game with his little cousin, who was much younger and slower. Omar could win every single time, easily. But each time he zoomed ahead, his little cousin's face fell, and she started to give up. Omar liked winning — but he also wanted his cousin to keep playing and have fun. (Feeling words: Thoughtful)
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How do you think the little cousin feels, losing every time?
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