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Getting lost at a large store is something that happens, at least once, to most kids. This resource teaches young learners what to do if it happens to them. First, the class has a discussion on the topic. Then, pupils work together to make a "What to Do If You Are Lost" poster. The poster is displayed on a classroom wall for all to see. This is a simple, but important instructional activity for the little ones!

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getting lost, getting separated, getting help when lost, english language arts
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Pre-K - K
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English Language Arts
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30 mins
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