Dinner
What do you see in the story
where are they?
How are they similar and different?
Jamario Howard was eating a meal with his friends in a restaurant in Alabama, USA when he noticed an elderly woman sitting on her own at a table. Jamario says, "I don't ever want to eat alone, so I decided to talk to her."
How does it feel to eat alone?
Why do you think Jamario decided to talk to the woman even though he didn't know her?
Jamario approached the woman, he says she had a look on her face as he approached.
What do you think the woman was thinking as he approached?
He introduced himself and they started chatting. The woman's name was Eleanor Baker; she told Jamario she had lost her husband and the next day would have been their 60th wedding anniversary. Jamario invited
Eleanor to join his friends on their table.
Why did he do that?
How do you think Jamario introduced himself, what do you think he said?
Jamario says, "She was excited to sit with us and came over straight away. We all felt really comfortable and asked her a bunch of questions."
Why to you think Eleanor was excited to sit with Jamario when she didn't know him?
They chatted and asked questions; what sort of questions do you think they asked?
Jamario posted this photo on twitter and said, "The point is, always be kind and nice to people. You never know what they are going through. This woman changed my outlook on life and how I look at other people. Everyone has a story so do not judge."
The picture and story quickly went viral around the world
- Jamario says "you never know what people are going through" what does he mean?
- "Everyone has a story so do not judge" what does he mean?
- what can we learn from Jamario?
Why is this story about No Outsiders?
Which British value is this about?
No Outsiders: We belong here by Andrew Moffat (scheme of work for primary schools)
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