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Aiden: friends keep picking a game he doesn't like

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Take-home sheet · A story from Story Splitter

Aiden: friends keep picking a game he doesn't like

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Aiden's friends started playing a video game at recess again — the one he's told them twice he doesn't really enjoy. They dove in without asking.
First thought“They don't care what I think. They're ignoring me on purpose because my opinion doesn't matter to them.”

In the game

Is that really the only explanation? Let's split this story and pick the explanations that are reasonable.

Talk it overThree questions for after you play. There are no wrong answers.

  1. 1

    What story did Aiden jump to?

  2. 2

    Is that really the only explanation? Name three others.

  3. 3

    Which one felt worst? Which one is actually most likely?

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Practice sheet: Split the Story · cbthero.com/printables/split-the-story

Ages 10–16 · Friends · Online

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🎮 Read the story page

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🖨️ Split the Story

Write down what happened and the story you jumped to. Then split it into three other explanations that are just as possible.

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