Updated: 15 Mar 2023
A cute activity to complete when talking about the attributes of a good friend.
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A cute activity to complete when talking about the attributes of a good friend.
Use this ice cream template to talk with your students about what the characteristics of a good friend.
Students write three different characteristics in three scoops of ice cream. Then, they colour in and decorate their ice cream and glue it together.
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