Take Turns and Share

Know what taking turns and sharing look like.

Warm-up, learn, try it together, practice, then a quick check. 10 minutes or less.

For grown-ups

Your child knows what taking turns and sharing look like. We suggest reading it together.

What children learn in Level 8

When two people want the same thing, we take turns or we share.
A turn means you go, then your friend goes. The swing is for both of you.
Sharing means you both get some. Half the crayons for you, half for your friend.
Your turn! Grabbing a toy is not sharing. Waiting is taking a turn. Waiting is the fair choice.
Try it with a grown-up! Play a game where you each get a turn. Say 'your turn' when you are done.

Georgia Early Learning and Development Standards (GELDS), 48–60 months:

CD-SS2.4a — Identifies and follows rules of the classroom community and displays competence at engaging in appropriate social behavior.