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Recipe: J

Friendship Fruit Salad FRIENDS

Begin by telling students that the big bowl is like our classroom and

that there are many important things that our room needs, especially
good friends.

As you have the students take turns adding the fruit, explain what
each fruit represents. You can be creative by using different fruits to
talk about the different traits you want to promote in your students.

For example:

-strawberry slices: good helpers and friends inside and outside the
classroom

-mandarin oranges: hard workers who always try their best in

everything they do

-pineapple chunks: share and take turns; care about each other

-grapes: kind, sweet words being said in our classroom, such as
“please” and “thank you.” They are also words of encouragement
like “You can do it!”

Materials: large bowl, mixing spoon, plastic cups or small bowls, plastic spoons,
sliced strawberries, grapes, mandarin oranges, pineapple, requesting visual (see
opposite page)

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