Falling Out

Aaron feels left out when his friend Johnny plays with Harry instead of him. He talks about his feelings and learns that it's okay to have multiple friends. Aaron considers different choices to resolve his issue, including apologizing to Johnny. Eventually, Aaron reconciles with Johnny and includes Harry, realizing the importance of friendship and apologies.

Why does Aaron feel upset at the beginning of the story?

• Because he lost a football game

• Because Johnny is playing with Harry instead of him

• Because he forgot his football at home

• Because he doesn't like playing football

What advice is given to Aaron about having friends?

• You should always play alone

• It's best to have only one friend

• Friends should never argue

• It's okay to have more than one best friend

What are the options Aaron considers to resolve his conflict with Johnny?

• Apologize to Johnny and try to be friends again

• Ignore Johnny and find new friends

• Move to a different school

• Stop playing football altogether

How does Aaron resolve his issue with Johnny?

• He decides to never speak to Johnny again

• He joins another group and later reconciles with Johnny

• He moves to a different city

• He decides to play a different sport

What is the key lesson about friendship highlighted in the story?

• Friends should never play with others

• It's important to say sorry and make up after a disagreement

• You should only have one best friend

• Friends should always agree on everything