Free Printable Sharing Kit PDF

Who Should Use This Kit?

This kit is appropriate to use for caregivers, parents, mom, dad, Early Childhood Educators, Lower Elementary Teachers, Intervention Specialists, School Counselors, Behavior Therapists, Mental Health Specialists, Speech Language Pathologists, tutors, and more. School administrators, principals, and center owners may also find value in using this kit to encourage sharing while working on grade-level core skills school-wide.

Why Should I Use This Kit?

This is the only age-appropriate Sharing Kit for Early Childhood Education that focuses on higher-order skills such as critical thinking, problem-solving, and evaluation.

In addition to working on core skills like fine motor skills (tracing, coloring, cutting, moving small items) find out how to have kids think about sharing using brain power. 

What is Included?

• Reading Guide for Llama Llama Time To Share by Anna Dewdney.
• Scaffolded Pom Pom Activity that works on teaching kids about fairness while working on various fine motor skills.
• Playdate Potluck-- Brainstorming activity.
• Hot Chocolate Empathy Activity-- Focuses on math skills and empathy. Use this to guide children on understanding how someone else might feel, and explain how they would solve the problem.
• Sharing Treats Tracing Lines-- Focuses on fine motor skills while encouraging sharing.
• Sharing Coloring Sheet-- Focuses on identifying and recognizing good sharing behavior, as well as the effects on how people may feel.
• Sharing Solution Sheet-- Asks kids to create a solution to a sharing issue based on what they have learned so far.
• Calm Down Toolkit-- This activity has kits use their fine motor skills to cut possible solutions, and store their favorite ones in their toolkit! This one is a keeper they can refer back to when they are having trouble calming themselves down when sharing doesn't go as planned.

Looking for more student-facing Emotional, Cognitive, Social, Early, Learning resources? Check out this  Kindness Kit.