π£οΈ Topic Summary: Polite Conversation Practice
Learning to have polite conversations is super important for 2nd graders! It helps us make friends, talk respectfully to grown-ups, and get along with everyone. Being polite means using kind words, listening carefully, and taking turns when we speak. It makes people feel happy and understood! This worksheet will help you practice these important skills so you can be a conversation superstar.
π Part A: Vocabulary Match-Up
Can you match the important words about polite conversations with their meanings? Draw a line from the word to its correct definition!
- π€ Polite: Using kind words and good manners.
- π Listen: To pay attention to what someone is saying.
- π¬ Turn-taking: Waiting for your chance to speak in a conversation.
- π Respect: Showing that you value someone and their feelings.
- π« Interrupt: To speak when someone else is still talking. (We try not to do this!)
βοΈ Part B: Fill in the Blanks
Read the story below and fill in the missing words from the box. Choose from: polite, listen, excuse me, thank you, please.
Lily wanted to ask her teacher a question. She waited for a moment, then said, "_______, Mrs. Davis, may I ask a question?" Mrs. Davis smiled and said, "Of course, Lily." After Mrs. Davis answered, Lily said, "_______ for explaining!" Lily always tries to be _______ when she talks, and she makes sure to _______ carefully when others are speaking. She knows itβs important to say "_______" when she asks for something too.
π€ Part C: Think and Share
Imagine you are talking to a new student at school. What are two polite things you could say or do to make them feel welcome and comfortable? Explain why those actions are polite.