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  • Who helps students borrow and return books?
    Librarian
  • Give one example of kindness at school.
    Helping a friend in need.
  • What is positive social interaction?
    Being kind and helping others.
  • Who supports the school by helping their children at home?
    Parents
  • Who takes care of students when they are sick or hurt?
    Nurse
  • Who keeps the classrooms and school areas clean?
    Cleaning Service
  • What happens if there are no parents in the school community?
    Students won’t get enough support.
  • Who teaches students and helps them learn new lessons?
    Teacher
  • What is a school community?
    A group of people who work together in a school.
  • Who helps organize papers, files, and office work at school?
    Staff / Office Staff
  • What does the principal do?
    Leads and manages the school.
  • Who fixes things that are broken in the school?
    Maintenance Staff
  • Give one example of cooperation.
    Working on a group project.
  • What is negative social interaction?
    Bullying or teasing others.
  • Who keeps the school clean?
    Cleaning service.
  • What is compromise?
    Finding a middle way to solve a problem.
  • Why is every member important?
    Each has a role to help the school.
  • What are the five types of social interaction?
    Exchange, cooperation, competition, conflict, compromise.
  • What can you do as a student to help?
    Follow rules and keep the classroom clean.
  • Who studies, follows rules, and helps friends at school?
    Student
  • Who leads the school and makes important decisions?
    Principal
  • Who keeps the school safe at the gate and around the building?
    Security Guard
  • Who are the members of the school community?
    Principal, teacher, student, parent, staff.
  • Why is the librarian important?
    Helps students borrow and return books.
  • Give one example of conflict.
    Arguing over who goes first.
  • What is social interaction?
    The way people act and talk with each other.
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