How it works
A line is a row of turns. Everyone gets a turn, so we wait for ours.
Please is a kind word, because it asks and does not tell.
Thank you tells the helper that you are glad they helped.
Worked examples
Wait in line
- Rex the pup is at the front of the line.
- Kit wants to zoom to the front, but he stops.
- It is Rex's turn first, so Kit waits. Waiting is kind.
Ask with please
- It is Kit's turn. He does not shout or grab.
- He folds his paws and smiles.
- He says, hello, Dot! A bun, please, in a kind voice.
Say thank you
- Dot hands Kit the warm bun.
- Kit takes it in both paws.
- He says, thank you, Dot! with a big smile.
A taste of the worksheets
These are some of the questions on the sets. The printable sheets have more and an answer key.
- True or false? Is please a kind word?
- Dot hands Kit the bun. What does Kit say? š Thank you, Dot! / š¤ Nothing / š Turns away
- Circle the kind things at the shop. ā³ Wait in line / š¢ Shout for a bun / š Smile at Dot / š£ļø Use a kind voice / š¤² Grab without asking