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Personal Narrative: Jay Bonding With Other Children

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As I was looking after the children outside, it was hard to miss the sight of Jay bonding with the other children. Jay, you really enjoy hugging the other children and they enjoy hugging you in return. Your happy and friendly personality invites the other children to spend time with you. While I may not hear you having clear conversations with you peers, you express yourself through your body language. You take action and responsibility to make friends and invite the other children to play with you by smiling at them and handling them a toy. Then after you have finished with an activity you help tidy up. It’s good to see you enjoying your time with your peers Jay. As you stay at the centre, I can see your becoming responsible by tidying up

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