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This game helps children to learn the difference between a real apology and a fake one. Read the apology decide if it is real (sincere) apology or fake (not sincere)

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Andrea Kitchener
Andrea Kitchener
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This game helps children to learn the difference between a real apology and a fake one. Read the apology decide if it is real (sincere) apology or fake (not sincere)

by Andrea Kitchener
1

"I'm really sorry I took your toy without asking. I understand that it hurt your feelings, and next time, I'll ask first."

2

"Fine, I guess I'm sorry, whatever."

3

"it's not my fault, but okay ... sorry."

4

"I'm sorry I knocked over your blocks. It was an accident, but I can help rebuild them!"

5

"I am sorry for what I said, it was mean. I feel bad about it and promise not to be nasty again."

6

"Sorry, but they did look at me really weird, so that's why I said it"

7

"Um.. I mean, I guess something happened, but I don't really remember. Maybe it wasn't even me. But... uh ... sorry."

8

"Can I tell you something, I am sorry I broke something by accident. I was afraid to tell you earlier."

9

"I feel bad about what I did. I did not mean to upset you. How can I make it right?"

10

"No one got hurt but okay I'm sorry for what I did."

 
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