Talking with Adults

At a sunny farm stand, a boy hands a girl a basket of fresh strawberries while another girl hands a boy a peach, with a farmer, a hen and a goat nearby

Big Idea

Talking with Adults: Polite greetings and eye contact.

Story time

One morning at the co-op picnic on the farm lawn, Hazel and Finn talked about “talking with adults.” Social skills help kids make friends, solve problems and include others. Hazel said, “Let's try it today!” Finn smiled and said, “Let's do it together.” By the end of the day, they both felt proud of the healthy choice they made.

Try it!

Practice a hello: look up, smile, say your name, and ask one question, like 'What's your favorite fruit?'

Quick check

  1. What is the big idea of this lesson in your own words?
  2. What is one thing you can do today to practice it?
  3. Who could you do this with at home?

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