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problem

• Explain to the students that a problem doesn’t have to be between two people. A problem can

be an argument or disagreement with someone or it can be a situation that is a dilemma to

you alone.

• Explain that there are different types of problems: life/social problems, math problems,

troubling situations, puzzles, riddles, brain-teasers. Provide some examples: leaving your

lunch at home, forgetting the directions to a restaurant, losing your keys, enjoying too many

sweets, finding that a pet has damaged some furniture, finding termites at home, not having

enough players for a baseball/soccer game.

• Explain that most problems can be solved with careful thinking and planning. Most problems

have a solution to them.

• Ask the students what the problem was in the story. How do you think the animals will solve

their problem?

•Ask the students how they solve a problem or conflict with someone at school. Discuss

different ways to problem-solve and use role-play to show some of the ways, such as using

your body (pushing/hitting), using language, ignoring, getting angry or upset, asking an

adult for help, etc. Discuss which methods are effective and why.

believe

•To know something to be true; to have an opinion

• Note that believe comes in different forms: believe, believes, believed, believing

•You can believe something, that is, a piece of information. You can believe someone, that is, what

the person says. You can believe your ears, that is, what you hear, or believe your eyes, or what

you see. Explain that often people will only believe something when they have evidence; they

have seen it with their own eyes or heard with their own ears.

•Ask the students questions throughout the day and ask if they believe it or not.

• Expression: Believe it or not, meaning whether or not you believe it, it is true. “Believe it or

not, they’re serving ice cream for lunch today!” “Believe it or not, I ran 15 miles yesterday.”

• Expression: Seeing is believing.

• Expression: Make-believe.

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