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Good Manners

Kindergarten Social Studies Worksheet - Challenge Me

NameDate

Listen to what happens. Circle the words a polite child says.

1.
It is time to go home from a party.
- Goodbye
- Please
- Sorry
- Hello
2.
You meet your teacher in the morning.
- Thank you
- Sorry
- Hello
- Goodbye
3.
A friend gives you a gift.
- Goodbye
- Thank you
- Hello
- Sorry
4.
You need a pencil from a friend.
- Sorry
- Goodbye
- Hello
- Please
5.
You step on a friend's toe.
- Thank you
- Goodbye
- Sorry
- Hello
6.
You want a drink of water.
- Please
- Sorry
- Goodbye
- Thank you

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About this worksheet

Manners are the small words and actions that show other people we care about them. Please asks for something kindly, thank you shows we are glad for what we were given, sorry says we know we hurt someone, and hello and goodbye begin and end a visit. Children learn manners by hearing them in real situations and then using them again and again. On this page each question tells a short thing that happens, such as a friend giving a gift or a child stepping on a toe, and gives a few words to choose from.

The child circles the words that a polite child would say. Read each situation aloud, let the child say the words first, and then find them in the choices. Practice at home: wait for the child to say please before handing over the juice.

What your child will learn

Say please when asking for something
Say thank you when given something
Say sorry after hurting someone
Say hello and goodbye

C3 Framework standard: D2.Civ.2.K-2

Worked example

A friend gives you a gift. A polite child says Thank you, so circle the words Thank you.

Common mistake

Saying sorry when thank you is needed, or the other way round, because the child has not thought about what just happened.

Helpful hint

Think about what just happened, then think what a polite child would say.

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Questions parents ask

What is the most common mistake with good manners?

Saying sorry when thank you is needed, or the other way round, because the child has not thought about what just happened.

How can I help my child with good manners?

Think about what just happened, then think what a polite child would say.

Are these kindergarten social studies worksheets free to print?

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