Talking and Listening to Others

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I like to talk, but I also need to listen. It is fun to share stories.

It’s okay to talk to others when it’s my turn. I can talk when there's a pause in the conversation.

Sometimes I get excited to share my stories, but it is rude to talk over others.

Talking when others are talking could make people mad.

When other people are talking, I listen.

I can show I’m listening by looking into the person’s eyes who is talking.

I can also show I’m listening by facing the person who is talking and not interrupting them.

I can nod my head when they are talking and say things like, “yeah” or “okay,” to show I understand.

If I show that I’m listening and wait to share my stories, people will like talking to me more.

Creator: Wanda Shinaman
Visibility: public
Category: Social Skills
Material Type: Books and Stories
Target Ages: Early Childhood, Primary, Intermediate, Secondary, Adult