Using Kind Words
You say this when someone helps you.
Thank you
When two people want the same item, they should do this.
take turns
If someone drops their papers, you should do this.
help pick them up
If two people want to be line leader, they can do this.
Working together on a poster is called this.
teamwork
You say this when you make a mistake.
I’m sorry
Letting someone else use something you have is called this.
sharing
Doing your part of the work is called this
doing your job
Talking calmly helps solve a what?
problem
Listening to the teacher helps the whole what?
class
If you like someone’s idea, you can say this.
That’s a great idea!
Waiting quietly while someone else talks is called this.
taking turns speaking
If a teammate is confused, you should do this.
help them
Yelling usually makes a problem better or worse?
worse
Encouraging words help people feel this way.
happy
Instead of saying “That’s dumb,” you should say this.
I don’t agree
If you already had a turn, you should do this next.
let someone else go
Finishing your work on time helps the whole what?
team
If you feel upset, you should do this first.
take a deep breath
Cheering for others shows good what?
sportsmanship
This word shows you care about others’ feelings.
kindness
This makes games fair for everyone.
Rules
When everyone helps, the work gets done this way.
faster
Agreeing to meet in the middle is called this.
compromise
When everyone works together, the team can reach its what?
goal