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October 2, 2021 by admin

Help Someone!

The PAW Patrol Pups help by jumping to solve problems and being willing to save the day! Blue helps her friends by using clues to solve mini-mysteries. 

Everyone can be a helper! No matter how small, everyone can help others; even babies can brighten someone’s day with a visit, a smile, or a wave.

When children look and listen for ways to help others, they are using their listening comprehension, problem solving, and self-awareness skills to be a good friend. They will boost their self-confidence and make the world a better place. And that helps everyone!

Parent/Caregiver Tip: Research shows that young children naturally want to help. If parents/caregivers allow kids to help, they will continue helping, voluntarily, throughout childhood and as they grow up. (Source)

Get Well Gift

Get Well Gift

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Age Groups: Babies, Little Kids, Toddlers
Skills: Empathy, Fine Motor, Helping, Trust

Materials

  • Art Supplies

Instructions

  • Let’s get ready for a ruff, ruff rescue like the PAW Patrol pups!
  • We can work together to make a gift or card for someone we know who isn’t feeling well. They may be sick, sad, or having a hard time with something.
  • Let’s get out the art supplies and make some art to brighten their day. We can also bake a special treat, schedule a video call, or anything else that we think will help them to feel better.
  • Let’s deliver our gift! When we’re done, let’s talk about how you helped them feel better!

Vocabulary

Help - to aid or assist someone
Gift - a present
Smile - facial expression that indicates happiness, pleasure, satisfaction, etc.

Can We Help You?

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Age Groups: Big Kids
Skills: Comprehension, Empathy, Flexible Thinking, Helping, Identity

Materials

  • Paper & Pencil = Optional

Instructions

  • Let’s go on a secret helping mission.
  • Let’s visit a friend or family member. As we talk to them, let’s listen hard and take careful mental notes.
  • How can we help our friend or family member? What do they need or want that we can help them get or achieve? What would make them smile? What problems do they have that we could help solve?
  • Let’s think together about a way that we can help and write or draw out a plan to get it done.
  • Let’s execute our plan to help! How does it feel to help someone else?

Vocabulary

Problem - a difficult situation
Help - to aid or assist someone
Gratitude - being thankful
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