Introduction
In the world of dinosaurs, there was a little dinosaur with a big heart named Tim. Tim wasn't an ordinary dinosaur; he had a magic word that filled his heart and the hearts of those around him with warmth and joy. What is this word? Let's listen to his story to learn from him!
The Story
I'm the kind dinosaur, and my name is Tim, and I love to say "thank you" to anyone who helps me. Come listen to my story!
One day, I was sick, so I went to the doctor. He examined me and gave me medicine, so I told him: "Thank you."
Another time, I went to the park to play, and my friend Ethan saw me and gave me a sweet, so I told him: "Thank you."
One day, I visited my grandfather George at his house and said hello to him. He gave me a gift, so I told him: "Thank you."
My dad, David, loves me, and he bought me a toy horse, and also a hat that I put on my head. I was very happy and told him: "Thank you."
My grandmother Elizabeth invited me to dinner, so I ate chicken, meat, and pies. I told her: "Thank you."
One day, I went to the library, and the librarian helped me find a book. I told him: "Thank you."
My mom and dad tell me a story before bed, and I fall asleep happy. "Thank you, Mom. Thank you, Dad. I love you both."
Lessons Learned
- The Power of "Thank You": A simple word like "thank you" shows our appreciation and makes others happy.
- Gratitude to Others: It's good to thank everyone who helps us, whether they are friends, family, or even people we don't know.
- Appreciating Family Love: We should thank our parents and grandparents for all the love and care they always give us.
Discussion Questions
- What is the name of the little dinosaur in the story?
- Who gave Tim medicine when he was sick?
- What did Tim say to his friend Ethan when he gave him a sweet?
- What did Tim's dad buy for him?
- Who used to tell Tim a story before bed?
Suggested Activities
- Drawing Activity: Draw Tim the dinosaur wearing his new hat. You can add a big smile on his face!
- "Thank You Cards" Game: Get some colored paper and cut it into small cards. Ask the children to write or draw "thank you" for a family member or friend.
- "I'm a Kind Dinosaur" Activity: Role-play as Tim the dinosaur and do simple things to help your friends or family, like setting the dinner table or tidying up toys. Each time, ask them to say "thank you" so you understand the importance of the word.