Focused Observations Chapter 3 Video 6

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27 Mar 201305:31

Summary

TLDRIn the script, Alex and Josh are engaged in a playful interaction involving a fire truck toy. Alex is eager to play with the toy but is frustrated because Josh has two firemen figures and Alex wants one. Angela, a mediator, helps Alex communicate his desire to Josh, who is not ready to share yet. Angela suggests finding an alternative toy for Alex to play with while waiting. They explore different options, including a trash truck, and eventually, Josh agrees to share a fireman figure when he's done.

Takeaways

  • 😀 The script involves a playful interaction between children, specifically Alex and Josh, over a toy.
  • 🚒 Alex's fire truck is missing a figure, which is causing him distress.
  • 👦 Josh currently has two figures and is not ready to share, leading to a conflict.
  • 🗣️ An adult, Angela, is mediating the situation, trying to help Alex understand the need to wait.
  • 🤔 Angela suggests finding an alternative toy for Alex to play with while waiting for his turn.
  • 👀 Alex is resistant to the idea of playing with another toy and wants the specific figure he is missing.
  • 🤝 Angela attempts to facilitate a conversation between Alex and Josh to negotiate sharing the toy.
  • 🙅 Josh is not interested in sharing or playing together at the moment, complicating the resolution.
  • 🔍 Angela explores the possibility of finding a substitute figure for Alex, but none of the alternatives fit.
  • 🚚 As a compromise, Alex is encouraged to play with a trash truck while waiting for his turn with the fire truck figures.
  • 🗣️ Angela reassures Alex that she will remind Josh to share the figure once he is finished playing.

Q & A

  • What is the main issue that Alex is facing in the script?

    -Alex is upset because he wants a fireman figure that Josh is currently using for his play.

  • How does Angela try to help Alex with his problem?

    -Angela suggests finding another person for Alex to play with, offers to help him talk to Josh, and tries to find a different toy that might fit with his play.

  • What is the solution Angela proposes to Alex when Josh is not ready to share?

    -Angela suggests that Alex can use the fireman figure when Josh is done, and she also proposes finding another toy for Alex to play with while waiting.

  • Why does Alex not want to wait for his turn with the fireman figure?

    -Alex is eager to play with the fireman figure immediately and does not want to wait until Josh is finished.

  • What is the role of Angela in the conversation?

    -Angela is acting as a mediator, trying to help Alex communicate his needs and find a solution to his problem with the fireman figure.

  • What does Josh say when Alex wants the fireman figure?

    -Josh says he is not done yet, indicating he is not ready to share the fireman figure with Alex.

  • How does the script demonstrate the importance of patience and sharing?

    -The script shows the importance of patience and sharing by having Alex wait for his turn and by Angela trying to find a compromise so that both children can play with the toys.

  • What alternative does Angela suggest to Alex when he is upset about not getting the fireman figure immediately?

    -Angela suggests that Alex can play with a trash truck while waiting for his turn with the fireman figure.

  • How does the script handle conflict resolution between children?

    -The script handles conflict resolution by having an adult, Angela, mediate the situation, encouraging communication, and offering alternatives to help resolve the conflict.

  • What is the final agreement reached between Alex and Josh regarding the fireman figure?

    -The final agreement is that Alex will wait until Josh is finished with the fireman figure, and then Josh will give one to Alex.

Outlines

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😔 Dispute Over a Fire Truck Toy

In this paragraph, a child named Alex is upset because his fire truck toy is missing a fireman figure, which is currently being used by another child named Josh. Alex expresses his desire to have the figure back, but Josh is not ready to give it up as he is still playing with it. Angela, possibly a mediator or adult, tries to help Alex by suggesting he waits for Josh to finish. Angela also offers Alex a hug and tries to find alternative solutions, such as finding another person or toy to substitute the missing figure. However, Alex is insistent on having the specific fireman figure back. Angela then proposes that Alex talks to Josh about when he can have a turn with the figure. The paragraph ends with Alex and Angela approaching Josh to discuss the matter.

05:02

😌 Resolution and Alternative Play

In the second paragraph, Angela continues to mediate the situation between Alex and Josh regarding the fireman figure. Angela asks Josh if he can give one of the firemen to Alex once he is done playing. Josh agrees to give one to Alex when he has finished. Meanwhile, Alex is offered a tissue, possibly to comfort him. Angela reassures Alex that he will get a turn with the fireman figure and suggests that he plays with a trash truck while waiting for Josh to finish. The paragraph concludes with Alex accepting the alternative play option, thus finding a temporary resolution to his desire for the fireman figure.

Mindmap

Keywords

💡Turn

In the context of the video, 'turn' refers to the opportunity for a child to play with a particular toy after another child has finished using it. The script revolves around Alex wanting his 'turn' to play with a toy that Josh is currently using. This keyword is central to the theme of sharing and waiting one's turn, which is a common social skill that children learn.

💡Fire truck

A 'fire truck' is a large, heavy-duty vehicle designed for firefighting. In the script, the fire truck is a toy that Alex and Josh are interested in playing with. The missing 'guy' or figurine for the fire truck indicates a part of the toy that is needed for Alex to play, highlighting the importance of the toy's completeness for the children's play experience.

💡Guy

In the script, 'guy' is used colloquially to refer to a figurine or character that is part of the fire truck toy. The missing 'guy' is a point of contention as Alex wants to play with the complete toy, including the figurine. This keyword is significant as it represents the specific item that Alex is seeking to have his turn with.

💡Waiting

The concept of 'waiting' is a recurring theme in the script, as Alex is urged to wait for his turn to play with the fire truck toy. Waiting is a crucial skill for children to learn, as it teaches patience and understanding that sometimes one must wait for their opportunity. In the narrative, Alex's struggle with waiting is a central conflict that needs to be resolved.

💡Play

'Play' in this context refers to the activity of engaging with toys in a creative and imaginative manner. The script involves children playing with toys, specifically the fire truck, and the interactions around this playtime. Play is essential for children's development, and the script uses this setting to explore social dynamics and communication skills.

💡Share

Sharing is a key social concept that the script touches upon, as it involves Alex and Josh taking turns with a toy. The act of sharing teaches children about cooperation, fairness, and respecting others' rights to enjoy toys or items. In the script, the facilitator encourages the children to share the toy, which is a common resolution to conflicts over playthings.

💡Patience

Patience is the ability to wait without becoming annoyed or anxious. In the video, Alex is learning to be patient while waiting for his turn with the toy. The script uses this scenario to model how to handle impatience and the importance of waiting one's turn, which is a valuable life skill.

💡Conflict resolution

Conflict resolution refers to the process of addressing disagreements or disputes. In the script, conflict arises when Alex wants to play with a toy that Josh is currently using. The facilitator's role is to help resolve this conflict by encouraging communication and finding a solution, such as waiting or finding an alternative toy to play with.

💡Communication

Effective 'communication' is showcased in the script as the facilitator helps Alex express his needs to Josh. Good communication is essential for resolving conflicts and ensuring that everyone's needs are understood and addressed. The script demonstrates the importance of speaking clearly and calmly to convey one's message.

💡Empathy

Empathy is the ability to understand and share the feelings of another. The script includes instances where the facilitator encourages empathy, such as when Alex is told that Josh needs two for his play, indicating that Josh also has needs that must be considered. Empathy is a crucial skill for social interactions and is highlighted as part of the process to resolve the conflict.

💡Alternative

An 'alternative' refers to another option or choice. In the script, when Alex is unable to play with the fire truck immediately, the facilitator suggests playing with a different toy, like the trash truck, as an alternative. This keyword is important as it shows a strategy for managing disappointment and finding enjoyment in other activities while waiting.

Highlights

Alex expresses a desire to have a turn with a toy that Josh is currently using.

Josh indicates he is not ready to give up the toy yet.

Angela, a mediator, offers to help Alex find an alternative solution while waiting for Josh to finish.

Alex insists on wanting the toy immediately, showing impatience.

Angela suggests finding another person to play with, but Alex is not interested.

Angela proposes helping Alex communicate with Josh about when he can have a turn.

Alex is upset and seeks comfort, possibly a hug, from Angela.

Angela reassures Alex that they will wait for Josh to finish and then he can have a turn.

Angela and Alex approach Josh to discuss the situation calmly.

Alex tries to explain to Josh why he needs the toy, showing an attempt at communication.

Josh remains focused on his play and is not ready to share, highlighting a common childhood conflict.

Angela suggests finding another toy that might fit with Alex's, showing creativity in conflict resolution.

Alex is not satisfied with the alternatives and continues to express his desire for the original toy.

Angela encourages Alex to take a break and play with a different toy while waiting.

Josh is asked by Angela to promise to give one of the toys to Alex when he's done.

Alex agrees to play with a trash truck as a temporary solution while waiting.

Angela ensures that Alex's needs are acknowledged and a plan is in place for him to have a turn.

Transcripts

play00:06

[Music]

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um you know Alex I don't know oh Josh

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has two of them Josh can Alex have one

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of those

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people when he's done probably I want

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one what how can you get one let's think

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Angela I'll help you one second okay let

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me help Alex with this what can we

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say oh Josh Alex wants to tell you

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something look Josh his um fire truck is

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missing a

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guy if you're not ready for Alex's turn

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what can you say to to Alex I'm not done

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yet and what else can you say I want one

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you can say you can use it when I'm done

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you can use it when I'm done I want one

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now I know that you want one now but

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right now Josh needs two for his play

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but when he's done he will

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one I hear you I hear that you want one

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now we have to wait can I find you a

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different

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person I hear you Alex can we find

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another person you don't want another

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person we have to wait until Josh is

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finished right now for his play he needs

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two I know it's hard to wait but you

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will get a turn Josh knows remember his

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words

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remember Josh's words he said he would

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give it when he was

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done you got to wait till he's

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[Music]

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finished Angela just a minute look Alex

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is upset Alex is upset he's needs my

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help right now okay I'll go back to

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helping you with your puzzle very soon

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okay I want to help Alex figure out this

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how he feels okay Alex can i h can I hug

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you will that help

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you can I hold you for a little little

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bit you just want the person now we have

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to

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wait do you want to go over and talk

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with Josh about when you can have a

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turn you don't want

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to no I can help you talk with Josh do

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you want me to help you talk with Josh

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okay let's go Angela we'll be right back

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okay come on we have to have a calm word

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so he can understand us okay let's go

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talk with Josh about why you need one so

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Alex what do you want to say to Josh um

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I wanted that people cuz I'm not done

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yet okay but listen to why he needs one

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can you tell him why you need one

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why okay why do you need one for this

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toy can you show

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[Music]

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Josh

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under like a Max Street like like a what

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like a Max Street oh you want to do it

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how Max G was playing with it this

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morning okay so Josh I'm going to let me

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help Alex out a little bit I'm not done

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yet I know you're not done but look Josh

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one of those guys fits right here and

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Alex feels like he needs the rest of the

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toy so do you want to play together with

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Alex maybe we can set up so you guys can

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drive way together do you want to do

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that no you don't want to do that let's

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go find another person let's see if we

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can find someone else to fit come on

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I've got a come on Alex let's see what

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we can do while we

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wait I know but Josh isn't ready he's

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working on something and I don't want to

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interrupt I know but let's see I

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know another one do you think this

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person will

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fit no will he fit in there

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no okay he look he's got a little

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hole no okay let's let's see how about

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this girl do you think she'll fit no

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okay how

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about how about this girl she won't fit

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like just a fireman I don't think I have

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any more oh look here's a Lego

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firan he's got a white fire hat do you

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think he'll fit should we go try no look

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he

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sits you want to go try I can help you

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try you don't want to try I know it

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doesn't go do you want to take a break

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from the fire engine and play with the

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trash truck while you wait for

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Josh yeah okay let's do that put that

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guy

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there

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okay so when Josh I'll make sure that

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Josh gives you a turn you gonna do this

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now you want to do fire a trash truck

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okay here you

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go oh let's grab you a

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tissue let's see where did they go oh

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they're over here so Josh when you're

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finished will you please give one

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of Huga P You're Huga P yeah Huga P

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whenever you're finished with those

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firemen will you give one to Alex thank

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you when you're finished Alex is w

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