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Question: What’s one way you can show someone they matter?
 
Answer: I can listen to their story
 
include them in games
 
or tell them something kind.
Question: Why is it okay to be different?
 
Answer: Because everyone is unique
 
and being different makes the world more interesting and fun!
Question: How do you know when someone is a true friend?
Answer: They show up when I need help and never laugh at my feelings.
Question: If you could build a robot friend
 
what would they be like?
 
Answer: They’d be super helpful
 
love jokes
 
and be really good at hide and seek!
Question: What does friendship mean to you?
 
Answer: Friendship means having someone who listens
 
laughs with you
 
and sticks by your side.
Question: What does it mean to accept someone?
 
Answer: It means you care about them just the way they are
 
without trying to change them.
Question: What would you do if a spaceship crashed near your house?
Answer: I’d make sure the person was okay and try to help them feel welcome.
Question: Why do you think Laika came from space?
 
Answer: Maybe she was exploring or looking for someone who understands her
 
just like Nemo.
Question: How can you help someone who feels lonely?
 
Answer: I can invite them to play
 
sit with them
 
or just talk to them kindly.
Question: What makes someone feel different?
 
Answer: When they look
 
act
 
or think in ways others don’t understand
 
it can make them feel different.
Question: What adventure would you want to go on with a new friend?
Answer: I’d love to explore a forest and find hidden treasures with a new friend!
Question: If you were in the story
 
would you be more like Nemo or Laika?
 
Answer: I think I’d be like Nemo because sometimes I feel nervous around new people.
Question: What do you look for in a friend?
 
Answer: Someone who is kind
 
funny
 
and likes to play the same games as me.
Question: What do Laika and Nemo do that shows they are good friends?
 
Answer: They help each other
 
don’t judge each other
 
and enjoy being together.
Question: What would you do if you saw someone being made fun of?
 
Answer: I would stand up for them and ask the others to stop
 
or tell a grown-up.
Question: What could Nemo’s neighbors have done to be nicer?
Answer: They could have invited him to play or asked questions instead of laughing at him.
Question: What are some ways you show your feelings without using words?
 
Answer: I smile when I’m happy
 
cross my arms when I’m upset
 
and give hugs when I care.
Question: The characters don’t talk much. How can we tell what they are feeling?
 
Answer: We can see their feelings in their faces
 
body language
 
and actions.
Question: Why is it important to be kind to someone who feels different?
 
Answer: Because everyone deserves a friend
 
and kindness can make someone feel seen and happy.
Question: What makes Laika and Nemo become friends?
 
Answer: They understand what it feels like to be different and lonely
 
so they connect right away.
Question: If you had to wear a costume every day
 
what would it say about you?
 
Answer: I’d wear a superhero costume to show that I like helping people and being brave.
Question: Why do you think Nemo wears that big diving suit all the time?
 
Answer: Maybe it makes him feel safe
 
or it’s how he protects himself from being hurt by others.
Question: Have you ever felt left out or different? What helped you feel better?
 
Answer: Yes
 
I felt left out at recess once. Talking to a kind friend and drawing helped me feel better.
Question: How do you think Nemo feels when other people laugh at him?
 
Answer: He probably feels sad
 
embarrassed
 
and lonely because they don’t understand him.