Kind hearts · 9/50 · Ages 8–10
The clean picnic
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After a pretend picnic, the garden has wrappers on the ground. Fox checks for belongings and puts litter in the correct bin. Shared spaces need shared care.
What you will discover
- Leave shared places ready for the next person.
- Follow local sorting rules; ask an adult about sharp or unknown litter.
English vocabulary
- care
- giữ gìn
- place
- nơi chốn
Let’s play
A sharp unknown object is beside a wrapper. What is the careful choice?
- Pick up everything with bare hands
- Ask an adult about the sharp object
- Throw it into the bushes
See the explanation
Caring for a place includes caring for your safety. An adult can help with unsafe litter.
Practise touch typing
Place your hands on F and J and type this sentence using ten fingers.
I care for the places we share.
Two little quiz questions
1. Why tidy a shared place?
- So the next person can enjoy it
- To hide your belongings
- Only to get a prize
Answer and explanation
So the next person can enjoy it. Shared care makes a place welcoming.
2. Are recycling rules identical everywhere?
- Yes
- No, check local rules
- There are no rules
Answer and explanation
No, check local rules. Sorting rules depend on the local collection system.