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The Magic Words.... The building blocks of proper etiquette and good manners begin with the magic words "please", "thank you", "you're welcome" and "I'm sorry". These are the words and phrases that should be taught to children from an early age.
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Learn More »This exercise will help you teach the importance of using the second magic word, "thank you". Have students form a line and pair them up with a buddy. Direct the students to stand facing their partner and give each group an object to share. This might be a book, a pencil or any other classroom staple. Now instruct the partners to ask if they may borrow the object, using their proper manners, of course. This exercise will reinforce the use of both please and thank you. The partner asking for the object must use "please" and when it is returned, you should hear a "thank you". Let them do this back and forth exchange several times. Finish off the thank you lesson by having everyone return to their seats to prepare for a treat you will be handing out. You will then move from seat to seat asking each child if they would like a treat. Their response should be the magic words “yes, please.” When you give it to them they should respond with “thank you.” If they do not say the magic words, stand in front of them until they do. They will soon get the message or the other children will quickly remind them. When each transaction is complete, you will respond “you’re welcome” getting them ready for the next magic words exercise.
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Learn More »After your first three lessons on the magic words, you will notice your students improving their manners and consideration for others. It is now time to move on to the fourth and final magic word. It’s the one that some adults have trouble remembering or bringing themselves to use: "I'm sorry". In this lesson the teacher engages the children by asking if someone can tell the class what the magic words “I’m sorry” mean to them. After hearing their meanings, thank them and tell them how good their answers were. You will then explain to the children what the magic word "sorry" means to you. For example: “I hurt your feelings. I regret that I did, and I will try my best not to do it again.” To teach a lesson in apology, try having the students use their acting skills. Divide the class in groups of three and choose one person in each group to be the leader. Take the team leaders aside and instruct them to go back to their group and start a conversation with just one of the group members. They can ask about their day, about their pet, about their clothes, etc. but they are to completely ignore the other person in the group. After a short period of time, stop the conversations and explain to the class what has just happened. Instruct the leader of each group to apologize to the person they ignored by saying "I’m sorry for ignoring you." They are now to start the conversation over again, this time including both of their group members. Let the conversation go for a few minutes and then explain that leaving the other person out of the conversation was not good manners. The gesture to include the other person in the conversation has now made the third person feel better and has brightened their day. For children to develop proper manners, they must start with the basic building blocks. Once they have mastered the four magic words, they will be ready to learn more complex concepts. Do you have any lessons that have worked well in your classroom? Share them in the comments section!
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