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Being a Friend Silly Blank

Fill-in-the-blank with the Happy Apple as he makes new friends and learns what it means to be a good friend.

The (pick a color) Happy Apple and the (pick a color) Happy Apple are (adjective) friends! They (adjective) spending time together. Sometimes they will (verb) outside, enjoying all kinda of (adjective) games. They might play (pick a game), take turns (verb) the (noun), or (verb) in the jungle gym. If one of the Happy Apples wants a turn with the (noun), they always make sure to (verb). Being a (adjective) friend means making sure everyone is having a (adjective) time when they play. The Happy Apples don't just (adjective) playing together, they also (adjective) watching movies. The (pick a color) Happy Apple likes (adjective) movies, while the (pick a color) Happy Apple likes (adjective) movies. Even though they like (adjective) types of movies, they always compromise. Taking turns watching each other's (adjective) movies is one way they show that they care about their friend having fun. The Happy Apples love being (adjective) friends and will continue to be for (adjective) years!

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