Choosing a movie
What do we look at to pick a movie?
We look at the movie posters or titles.
What do we give to buy a ticket?
We give money.
What snack do you like best?
Answers will vary (e.g., popcorn, candy).
How do you find your seat?
Look for the number on your ticket.
What do we do during the movie?
We watch and enjoy.
Name one movie you like.
Answers will vary (e.g., cartoon, adventure)
What color is a typical ticket?
Usually, it is red or white.
How do you ask for popcorn?
"Can I have some popcorn, please?"
What should you do when you find your seat?
Sit down quietly.
What sounds do we hear during a movie?
Music, voices, and sound effects.
Why do we choose a movie together?
To make sure everyone likes it.
What does a ticket tell you?
It tells you what movie and what time
What drink do you want with your snack?
Answers will vary (e.g., soda, juice).
What do you do if someone is in your seat?
Ask them politely to move.
How do we clap after the movie?
By clapping our hands together.
What makes a movie exciting?
Fun characters and cool action!
How do we wait in line?
We stand quietly and take turns.
What is your favorite candy?
Answers will vary (e.g., chocolate, gummies).
Why is it important to sit quietly?
So everyone can enjoy the movie.
How do we talk about the movie after?
Share what we liked and didn’t like.
What is a movie about friendship?
Answers will vary (e.g., Toy Story, Finding Nemo).
Why do we need money to buy snacks?
Because snacks cost money.
What is a healthy snack we can bring?
Apple slices or carrot sticks.
How do we know which row to sit in?
We look at the letter on the ticket.
How do we show we liked the movie?
We can say "I loved it!" and smile.