a975d624e9d101.js","8403","static/chunks/8403-502ba8874103cb6e.js","5543","static/chunks/5543-240976fb07e616f3.js","162","static/chunks/app/(studio)/lesson/%5Bid%5D/page-751ba410c926638a.js"],"NavTooltip"] 21:{"id":"a4398b172de7f5b655adcbd48510922493303ea1","bound":"$@22"} 23:T628,# Words Matter Worksheet ## Instructions Today, we are going to practice choosing kind and appropriate words. Read each scenario carefully and answer the questions by writing down your thoughts in the space provided. --- ### 1. Scenario: Feeling Upset Imagine you are feeling frustrated because your toy broke. Sometimes, we might feel like saying words that hurt others. Instead, you can choose a kind word to express how you feel. **Question:** Write down one kind word you can say when you are upset.

--- ### 2. Scenario: Joining a Game You want to join a group game, but you feel a little shy. Think about what you could say to join nicely. **Question:** Write a kind sentence you might say to ask to join the game.

--- ### 3. Matching Exercise Here are two lists of words. Draw a line (or write the word next to its match) connecting words that mean similar nice feelings. **List A:**
- Happy
- Calm
- Friendly
**List B:**
- Joyful
- Peaceful
- Kind
**Question:** How do you connect these words? Write your answers below.

--- ### 4. Reflection Think about these scenarios. Using kind words can make you and your friends feel better. Reflect on why it is important to choose kind words. **Question:** Write a few sentences explaining why you think kind words are important.

--- Great work today! Remember, using kind words helps everyone have a happier day.

Lesson Plan

Words Matter: Finding Our Best Voice

Audience

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Prep

Preparation

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Introduction & Discussion

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Interactive Activity

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Worksheet Reflection

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Conclusion

Worksheet

Words Matter: Finding Our Best Voice

Keri Brewer