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Family Teaching Guide · Ages 4–5 · Tigers

Friendship

July · Word of the Month

This month we are learning about FRIENDSHIP! Friendship means caring about someone, sharing, and being kind. Cheering for a classmate in class is a wonderful example of friendship in action.

🤝 What is friendship?

A friend is someone who plays with you, shares with you, and is kind to you. Being a good friend means doing those same things back — sharing, helping, and cheering each other on.

📖 Examples of friendship for this age

  • ●Sharing a toy with a friend
  • ●Cheering for a classmate
  • ●Helping a friend who is sad
  • ●Inviting someone new to play

💬 Try asking your child

  • ●Who is your friend, and what do you like to do together?
  • ●How can you help a friend who is sad?
  • ●What makes someone a good friend?

💡 Try This At Home

Narrate friendship skills as you see them: "You shared your toy — that was a kind, friendly thing to do!" Naming the behavior helps your child understand exactly what "being a good friend" looks like in practice.

"Good friends share and care!" Talk about one way to be a good friend today.

Student Homework · Ages 4–5 · Tigers

July — Friendship

Name:  Belt Rank:  

What Is Friendship?

My friend's name is:

Trace the Word

S H A R E

Now write it yourself:

Finish the Sentences

A good friend is someone who:

I can help a friend by:

Good Friend or Not?

Sharing your toys with a friend.

GOOD FRIENDNOT

Keeping all the toys for yourself.

GOOD FRIENDNOT

Cheering for your classmate in class.

GOOD FRIENDNOT
⭐ Bring this completed homework back to class to earn your stars and stripe!