Lesson 27 — Activity 3: Chapters 12 and 13
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Lesson 27 — Activity 3: Chapters 12 and 13
Read Chapters 12 and 13. Remember to continue with the vocabulary work.
In these chapters, we start to see how the friendship between the two boys that began in the summer, continues and deepens as school starts in the fall.
We find out that Max and Kevin have been put in the same class as Kevin had his mom explain to the school that he needed someone to help him get around. That person was Max.
There are conflicts in these chapters, but as Max's friend and mentor, Kevin helps him through them.
We find out that Max and Kevin have been put in the same class as Kevin had his mom explain to the school that he needed someone to help him get around. That person was Max.
There are conflicts in these chapters, but as Max's friend and mentor, Kevin helps him through them.
Qualities of Friendship:
You probably have many ideas about what qualities you look for in a friend. Most people would agree that the following qualities are very important:
You may have other ideas about what makes someone a good friend. Think about these as you review Chapters 12 and 13.
You probably have many ideas about what qualities you look for in a friend. Most people would agree that the following qualities are very important:
loyal: someone who sticks with you, in good times and bad
trustworthy: someone who you can tell your darkest secrets to
honest: someone who tells you the truth, even when it hurts
worries about you: someone who puts you first and thinks about you all the time
engages with you: someone who spends quality time and shares experiences; is not just a digital connection (only a Facebook friend)
trustworthy: someone who you can tell your darkest secrets to
honest: someone who tells you the truth, even when it hurts
worries about you: someone who puts you first and thinks about you all the time
engages with you: someone who spends quality time and shares experiences; is not just a digital connection (only a Facebook friend)
You may have other ideas about what makes someone a good friend. Think about these as you review Chapters 12 and 13.