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Asking for Help with Learning

Learning to Learn · Learning to Learn · ages 5-6
Name ______________________   Date ____________

  1. Who is a good person to ask when you're stuck?

    • A teacher or parent
    • No one, ever
    • A stranger you don't know

  2. What should you do first when a task feels hard?

    • Give up right away
    • Try it first
    • Never try it at all

  3. It is okay to ask for help after you have tried.

    Circle one:   True   False

  4. Sam has a hard puzzle. What should he check before he asks for help?

    • You looked at it once
    • You gave it a real try and are still stuck
    • You did not try at all

  5. Look at the steps. What comes right after 'Still stuck?'

    Try itStill stuck?Ask for help
    • Try it
    • Ask for help
    • Give up

  6. Mia sees a tricky word and asks for help right away, without trying to read it at all. She tried first.

    Circle one:   True   False

  7. Sam tried his book three times and is still stuck. He does not ask for help because he thinks asking means giving up. What should Sam remember?

    • Asking for help means giving up
    • Asking for help means he did not try
    • Asking for help is a smart next step

  8. Zoe has a hard puzzle. She feels upset and does not try or ask for help. What should Zoe do instead?

    • Try it, then ask if still stuck
    • Keep sitting and feeling upset
    • Throw the puzzle across the room
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Asking for Help with Learning W1-mt_mvXufozy2s-s1

  1. A teacher or parent · Teachers and parents want to help you learn. Asking them is a smart choice.
  2. Try it first · Trying first helps you learn. If you are still stuck, you can ask for help.
  3. True · Trying first, then asking, is a great way to learn.
  4. You gave it a real try and are still stuck · You gave it a real try and are still stuck, so asking now follows the steps.
  5. Ask for help · After trying and still being stuck, the next step is to ask for help.
  6. False · Mia did not try to read the word at all, so she made no real try before asking. Asking now does not follow the steps.
  7. Asking for help is a smart next step · Asking for help after trying is not giving up. It is a smart next step.
  8. Try it, then ask if still stuck · Trying first, then asking for help if still stuck, works better.
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