Nara Vs Amir

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Nara and Amir while playing superheroes, you were both risk-takers. Amir and Nara, you were able to run and jump through the motor room without hesitation. Amir, when you jumped from the top of the ladder, you checked at the bottom, to make sure your classmates were not there and then you jumped, from a high step. Nara, you followed Amir’s movements and repeated his superhero moves too. Nara you were caring, when you seen that Amir had stopped on the ladder, you put out your hand to “save” him. After you helped him climb to the top, you made Amir very happy. Nara and Amir, you were both strong communicators, you talked about the ideas you had for your superhero play and then you were both able to play together. Nara you were able to communicate

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