How it works
A thank you tells a giver you like what they did.
You can say it, draw it, or ask a grown-up to write your words on a card.
Kit could not write yet, and that was okay.
Worked examples
Say it
- Dot gives Kit a little wooden boat.
- Kit says, thank you, Dot! I love my boat!
- Dot's cheeks go pink, and she feels proud and glad.
Draw it
- Later, Kit wants to say thank you all over again.
- He draws a big yellow sun and a little blue boat.
- A picture can say thank you too.
A card
- Kit tells his grown-up his words.
- His grown-up writes them on a card, and Kit makes his own squiggle.
- The next morning, Kit gives the card to Dot, and her eyes shine.
A taste of the worksheets
These are some of the questions on the sets. The printable sheets have more and an answer key.
- Circle the ways to say thank you. š£ļø Say it out loud / š¶ Walk away / šØ Draw a picture / š¤ Say nothing / š A card
- True or false? Can a grown-up write your words on a card?
- How did Dot feel when Kit said thank you? š Cross / š Glad / š¢ Sad