We Can Use Manners Everyday!

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Saying "Thank You"

We say "thank you " when someone gives us something or shares with us. You can say "thank you" in the classroom if your friend gives you a toy to share and you can say it at home to your parents if they help you do something. You can also say "thank you" when someone says or does something nice for you.

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You can say "thank you" at home, at school, or on the playground! You say "thank you" when someone helps you or gives you something.

If your friend gives you the ball he was playing with on the playground, you would say "thank you."

La parole Merci Nous disons merci quand quelqu'un nous donne quelque chose ou les actions avec nous. Vous pouvez dire merci dans la salle de classe si votre ami vous donne un jouet pour partager et vous pouvez le dire à la maison à vos parents s'ils aident vous fait quelque chose. Vous pouvez dire aussi « merci » quand quelqu'un dit ou fait quelque chose agréable pour vous.

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