Kind hearts · 7/50 · Ages 8–10
May I share that?
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Owl drew a picture and wrote a private note beside it. Fox wants to show the picture to others. A quick question protects Owl’s choice.
What you will discover
- Ask before sharing someone else’s picture or message.
- A person may say no, and you can respect that answer.
English vocabulary
- permission
- sự cho phép
- private
- riêng tư
Let’s play
Before showing Owl’s picture, Fox should…
- Ask Owl for permission
- Post it immediately
- Copy the private note too
See the explanation
The creator can choose who sees their work. Private notes should stay private.
Practise touch typing
Place your hands on F and J and type this sentence using ten fingers.
I ask before I share your work.
Two little quiz questions
1. If permission is refused, what should you do?
- Share it anyway
- Respect the answer
- Ask everyone else instead
Answer and explanation
Respect the answer. Permission belongs to the person whose work or information is involved.
2. Which item especially needs care?
- A friend’s private message
- A blank sheet of paper
- Your own pretend drawing
Answer and explanation
A friend’s private message. A private message was not meant for everyone.