| Planned Teaching | |||
| Boys Town Social Skill Lesson Plan | |||
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How to Greet Someone |
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| Introduce Skill | Make a bulletin board of greetings in foreign languages. | ||
| What? | Be sure to include all of the different cultural heritages | ||
| When? | in the class and school. Begin the lesson by explaining | ||
| Who? | that all languages contain an expression that is used to | ||
| greet someone. | |||
| Describe Skill Steps | 1. Look at the person | ||
| 2. Smile. (Emphasize smiling.) | |||
| 3. Use a pleasant voice tone. | |||
| 4. Make a verbal greeting. (Greet in foreign language and in English.) | |||
| Rationale | When you greet someone appropriately, it makes the person you are greeting | ||
| Benefit | feel more welcome in a different place. When you smile and greet | ||
| Neg. Consequence | someone, you take a positive step. You may make a new friend. You | ||
| Concern | may make someone who is feeling lonely feel better. | ||
| Request for | Does that make sense? Have students repeat the skill steps together as | ||
| Acknowledgment | a class. | ||
| Practice | Have students role play with each other using puppets dressed in clothing | ||
| from various countries and use different languages to greet someone. | |||
| Lead discussion. | |||
| Feedback | You did a good job practicing the steps of How to Greet Someone. (List | ||
| the steps again giving specific feedback on how well the students | |||
| did with each step.) | |||
| Positive | Because you've practiced so well, you've earned free library time. | ||
| Consequence | We'll be looking at some books about other countries. | ||
| Follow-Up Practice | On Friday, we'll review the steps of How to Greet Someone and | ||
| practice again. We'll be having visitors to our building that day, | |||
| and you'll want to remember to greet them appropriately. | |||