Body Language
Why is it important to be able to read someone's body language?
You may get closer and touch people in your
family, best friends
Turn body away, avoid looking at them, fidget, yawning are all examples of
Boredom ques
Avoiding eye contact, quiet or loud volume voice are examples of
Turning body towards others, making eye contact, and smiling are all examples of
Welcoming body language
keep about half an arm's length away from
People you know in social situations (classrooms, lunch/recess, parties)
Turn body toward others, leaning in a bit, making eye contact are all examples of
interest ques
True or False; When nervous you can accidently show signs of unwelcoming.
True
Turn body away, Avoid looking at them, frown, make angry or disgusted looks are all examples of
Unwelcoming body language
Keep about a full arms length away from
people you do not know (the general public)
give an example of how to end a conversation
n/a
Know the difference in welcoming v unwelcoming can help us decide what?
Who is open to having conversation and avoid frustration and trouble
You see someone sitting at their desk. Their face is red and they have their arms crossed. What might they be feeling?
angry, frustrated, or upset.
Speaking to someone from too far can cause what
Discomfort in those trying to have their own conversation or that are not involved in yours.
a friend is telling you about a new video game that just came out. Asking your friend questions about the game can help them know you are
interested in the game
Making eye contact, smiling, and a friendly greeting are signs of
The person is showing they are open to a conversation; welcoming.
A friend comes into the classroom and you see that they are yawning a lot and rubbing their eyes. What is their body language and facial expression saying?
they are tired
You say, "please move" to your classmate, but they don't move! What should you do?
You should tell them to "please move" again, and then move if they are still in your bubble. If they still don't move, tell an adult or helper.
"I don't mean to be rude, but I have to run and do something quickly. I'll talk to you later!" this is an example of
politely ending the conversation
Give an example of welcoming words
"hi, how are you?"
"Nice to meet you!"