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Interactive worksheet for children to identify good and bad behavior by dragging happy and sad faces to the correct scenarios.

A colorful educational worksheet titled "What would you like to do?" featuring six illustrated scenarios with children demonstrating various behaviors. Each scenario has a blank box for dragging a happy face (good behavior) or a sad face (wrong behavior). The behaviors include "Be a good listener," "Share toys," "Work together," "Run in the classroom," "Hitting each other," "Raise your hand before you speak," "Snatching toys," and "Talk loudly out of turn." At the bottom, there are five emoji faces—three smiling and two frowning—for drag-and-drop interaction.

A colorful educational worksheet titled "What would you like to do?" featuring six illustrated scenarios with children demonstrating various behaviors. Each scenario has a blank box for dragging a happy face (good behavior) or a sad face (wrong behavior). The behaviors include "Be a good listener," "Share toys," "Work together," "Run in the classroom," "Hitting each other," "Raise your hand before you speak," "Snatching toys," and "Talk loudly out of turn." At the bottom, there are five emoji faces—three smiling and two frowning—for drag-and-drop interaction.

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Let’s go through each behavior one by one and decide if it’s good (happy face 😊) or wrong (sad face 😢).

1. Be a good listener – Listening when someone is talking is polite and respectful → Good behavior → 😊
2. Share toys – Sharing means being kind and letting others play too → Good behavior → 😊
3. Work together – Teamwork helps everyone learn and get things done → Good behavior → 😊
4. Run in the classroom – Running inside can be dangerous and disturb others → Wrong behavior → 😢
5. Hitting each other – Hurting someone is never okay → Wrong behavior → 😢
6. Raise your hand before you speak – This shows respect and keeps order → Good behavior →
7. Snatching toys – Taking something without asking is rude → Wrong behavior →
8. Talk loudly out of turn – Interrupting and shouting disrupts learning → Wrong behavior → 😢

Now, let’s match them:

- Be a good listener → 😊
- Share toys → 😊
- Work together →
- Run in the classroom → 😢
- Hitting each other → 😢
- Raise your hand before you speak → 😊
- Snatching toys → 😢
- Talk loudly out of turn → 😢

Final Answer:
Be a good listener: 😊
Share toys: 😊
Work together: 😊
Run in the classroom: 😢
Hitting each other: 😢
Raise your hand before you speak: 😊
Snatching toys: 😢
Talk loudly out of turn: 😢
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of etiquette worksheet.
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