Sometimes, learning alone - by yourself - is no fun. Learning with friends is much better. We can share and test what we have learned with friends.

Sometimes, learning alone - by yourself - is no fun. Learning with friends is much better. We can share and test what we have learned with friends.

We call friends who learn with us, class mates or buddies (read like 'mud dees'). If you have a buddy to learn PSE with you, then you could learn more. You'd share what you learn with your buddy. Your buddy'd share what she/he learns.

Do you have a learning buddy? Can you ask someone to be your learning buddy? Someone in your family. You can ask your sister or brother, daughter or son, mother or father, grandmother or grandfather, niece or nephew, cousin or relative, friend or anyone you spend time with.

You can show your buddies all your 'name tags'. So, they can learn what you learn in your home. You should ask your buddies to show you their 'name tags' so you can learn them too.

You can read to your buddies and ask them whether they understand what you read. You should listen to your buddies too and tell them what you understand.

There are many more things that you and your buddies can do together. We know that working together can make work fun and easier. Learning together can make us good buddies for life.
 

[Notes: We call people in our family with 'shorter names' for examples

sis (ซิส) for sister
mum (มัม) or ma (มา) for mother
dad (แด็ด) or pa (พา) for father
granny (แกรนนี่) or nan (แนน) or nana (นาน่า) for grandmother
gramp (แกร็มพึ) or grandpa (แกรนด์พา) for grandfather

Other people in people in your family may be:
aunt (อ๊านทึ) or aunty (อ๊านที)
uncle (อังเคิล) or unk (อั๊งคึ)
step-father, step-mother
step-brother, step-sister
half-brother, half-sister

Do you have other people in your family? Do you know what to call them? Please tell us.]