Why Should Children View This Program? Of all the many skills children need for managing social interactions and rela- tionships, one of the most difficult for them to master is knowing when to make and accept an apology. When children do something to hurt another child’s feelings through a misunderstanding, disagreement, or accident, they tend to interpret the situation without considering how their behavior might affect the other child. But what socializes children is their ability to respond in a caring way to other children. Encouraged to look at a situation from the hurt child’s point of view, even the youngest students can understand how. | Let’s Make Up: Learning About Forgiveness 434540 GRADES K-2 Table of Contents Program Overview Why Should Children View This Program? 3 Learning Objectives . 3 Program Content 4 Pre-Viewing Questions 4 Viewing the Program Introduction. 5 Part 1: Apologize When You Are Wrong 5 Part 2: Holding A Grudge . 6 Part 3: It Takes Two to Make Up. 6 Discussion Questions . 7 Bulletin Board Starters 9 Suggested Activities 10 Activity Sheets (may be copied for class distribution) Part 1: Apologize When You Are Wrong 13 Part 2: Holding A Grudge. 18 Part 3: It Takes Two to Make Up 22 Send-Home Pages Send-Home Page 26 K-1 Take-Home Book 27 Grade 2 Take-Home Book . 28 Suggested Reading . 29 .
