Saying Sorry | Social Skills Story for Kids | Learn Manners & Emotions | Bi-Lee Kids Channel

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🧒 Saying Sorry is a fun, emotional social story designed for preschoolers and toddlers!

In this episode, follow little Bi-Lee, a 3-year-old boy, as he learns how to say "I'm sorry" after accidentally knocking over his friend Noah's block tower. Guided by Teacher Emma and supported by his loving parents, Bi-Lee discovers the power of apology, empathy, and kindness.

👶 Perfect for ages 2 to 5, this animated video teaches:
✅ How to say sorry sincerely
✅ Understanding feelings
✅ Working together after mistakes
✅ Friendship and emotional growth

🎶 Includes a cheerful educational song: “I Can Say Sorry!”

📚 Ideal for:
– Preschool & Kindergarten teachers
– Social emotional learning (SEL)
– Home learning & bedtime stories
– Montessori & character education

👍 Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share this video to help little ones grow with love and empathy!
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🧠 5 Montessori-Based Parenting Tips
Helping Children Overcome Mistakes & Learn to Make Things Right

📌 1. Owning a mistake is a learned skill—not a natural reflex
In Montessori, mistakes are not punished but gently explored.
Instead of scolding, guide your child with gentle questions like:
🔹 “How do you think your friend felt when that happened?”
🔹 “What do you think you could do next time?”

➡️ This builds emotional awareness and helps children reflect rather than react.

📌 2. Every mistake is a learning opportunity
Montessori emphasizes that errors are part of the learning process.
Instead of labeling actions as “bad,” approach them as moments for problem-solving:
✔ “Oops, the blocks fell down. Want to help me put them back together?”

➡️ Children learn that making mistakes is safe, and trying again is brave.

📌 3. Teach children how to fix—not just say “sorry”
Saying “I’m sorry” is only meaningful when it comes with action. Montessori encourages real responsibility:
🔹 “Would you like to help rebuild the tower?”
🔹 “Let’s wipe up the spill together.”

➡️ This teaches children that reparation matters more than just the words.

📌 4. Be a model—apologize when you make a mistake
Children learn most by watching you. If you raise your voice or forget to listen, show them what humility looks like:
✔ “I’m sorry I interrupted you. That wasn’t respectful. Please tell me again.”

➡️ When adults model honest apologies, children feel safe doing the same.

📌 5. Create a peaceful environment for self-regulation
Montessori promotes calm, responsive spaces where children can reflect. Offer tools and spaces that support emotional growth:
✔ A cozy calm corner or peace table
✔ Emotion charts or mirrors for self-observation
✔ Simple tasks like sweeping or sorting to reset focus

➡️ This gives children the space to process emotions and choose constructive actions.

🧩 In summary:
Teaching a child to make amends is teaching them life’s core values:
✨ Self-awareness – Empathy – Responsibility – Patience

And the Montessori method offers the gentle, respectful pathway for that learning to happen — from within the child.
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🎵 I Can Say Sorry!

Verse 1:
🎶 Sometimes I make a mess, oh no! (oh no!)
Sometimes I hurt my friend, oh no! (oh no!)
But I can make it right,
With a hug that’s nice and tight,
I can say, “I’m sorry,” don’t you know! (yes, yes!)

Chorus:
🎶 I can say sorry, it’s okay!
I can say sorry, and still play!
I can fix what I do,
And be kind to you too,
Saying sorry makes a better day!

Verse 2:
🎶 If I knock your blocks down, I’ll say,
“I didn’t mean to ruin your play!”
I will look in your eyes,
Say it clear, not in disguise,
“I’m sorry,” makes the hurt go away!

Bridge (clap & stomp):
🎶 Clap, clap, stomp, stomp,
Let’s be kind and strong!
Clap, clap, stomp, stomp,
We all get along!

Chorus:
🎶 I can say sorry, it’s okay!
I can say sorry, and still play!
I can fix what I do,
And be kind to you too,
Saying sorry makes a better day!