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20 Reasons to Have Friends is No. 3 of 3 posters, originally published in 1995, republished in honour of Corry Robinson in 2015 to mark her retirement from JFK Partners. Universityof Colorado Denver. They were produced by Simon Duffy, using the words and picture of children (aged 5 or 6) from Ellis Elementary School: Sachea, Anthony B, Hayley, Robert S, Cindy, Dominic, Jamie, Afshin, James, Aubre, John, Josh, Janet, Chen Chen, Tyler, Chelsea, Omar, Jo Jo, Ryan, Damon, Tavish, Keven, Jimmy, Seif-Eddine, Trenae, Chrisitina, Pete, Taylor, Namita, Robert M. & Connor. Special thanks to Rhonda Lloyd and Bonnie Stack and everyone at Ellis Elementary who supported the project and to Carla Mestas for its inspiration. 20 Reasons to Have Friends 1 When you fall down they help you get up 2 If a friend comes to your house they help you clean up your toys 3 A friend sits with you on the bus 4 They can tie your shoes for you 5 Friends share stuff 6 Friends are like a second family 7 Friends are helpful: they help you make a rainbow, they help you find easter eggs and they can show you how to ride a bike 8 They can help you when you get mad or when you are in trouble 9 Without them you might not learn to be fair and to take turns 10 Friends give you ideas 11 Friends are important so that you can learn how to be nice to them 12 A friend is somebody who won’t get mad at you 13 If you break something, like your bike, your friend could come and fix it 14 A friend will bring you your homework if you are at home sick 15 We need friends so we can have fun and parties 16 Without a friend you have to play by yourself, and with only your own toys 17 Without a friend you will be bored, sad and lonely, and have nothing to do 18 Without friends you won’t know how to read or how to write your ABCs 19 Friends make you feel safe and happy 20 They look out for you

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In 1995 Simon Duffy, a Harkness Fellow, based at JFK Partners, and supervised by Corry Robinson, worked to support Hayley Price-Johnson to be included in her class at Ellis Elementary School. Working with colleagues from JFK he also ran workshops with Hayley and her school friends to explore the meaning of inclusion - in their own words. Together all the children shared their ideas about friendship and created images to go along with their words. These images and words were then turned into the posters you can see now.

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  • 20 Reasons to Have Friends is No. 3 of 3 posters, originally published in 1995, republished in honour of Corry Robinson in 2015 to mark her retirement from JFK Partners. Universityof Colorado Denver. They were produced by Simon Duffy, using the words and picture of children (aged 5 or 6) from Ellis Elementary School: Sachea, Anthony B, Hayley, Robert S, Cindy, Dominic, Jamie, Afshin, James, Aubre, John, Josh, Janet, Chen Chen, Tyler, Chelsea, Omar, Jo Jo, Ryan, Damon, Tavish, Keven, Jimmy, Seif-Eddine, Trenae, Chrisitina, Pete, Taylor, Namita, Robert M. & Connor. Special thanks to Rhonda Lloyd and Bonnie Stack and everyone at Ellis Elementary who supported the project and to Carla Mestas for its inspiration.

    20 Reasons to Have Friends1 When you fall down they help you get up

    2 If a friend comes to your house they help you clean up your toys

    3 A friend sits with you on the bus

    4 They can tie your shoes for you

    5 Friends share stu

    6 Friends are like a second family

    7 Friends are helpful: they help you make a rainbow, they help you find easter eggs and they can show you how to ride a bike

    8 They can help you when you get mad or when you are in trouble

    9 Without them you might not learn to be fair and to take turns

    10 Friends give you ideas11 Friends are important so that you can learn how to be nice to them

    12 A friend is somebody who wont get mad at you

    13 If you break something, like your bike, your friend could come and fix it

    14 A friend will bring you your homework if you are at home sick

    15 We need friends so we can have fun

    and parties16 Without a friend you have to play by

    yourself, and with only your own toys

    17 Without a friend you will be bored, sad and lonely, and have nothing to do

    18 Without friends you wont know how to read or how to write your ABCs

    19 Friends make you feel safe and happy

    20 They look out for you