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Glossary on Listening, Kindness, and Jokes
Glossary on Listening, Kindness, and Jokes
Active Listening: Paying full attention to the speaker and showing you understand.
Appropriate: Suitable or proper in the situation.
Attention: Focusing your mind on something.
Body Language: Non-verbal signals like gestures and facial expressions.
Calm: Relaxed and not angry or upset.
Care: To look after someone or something with kindness.
Cheerful: Happy and positive.
Compassion: Understanding how someone else feels and wanting to help.
Considerate: Thinking about other people's feelings.
Conversation: A talk with someone where you listen and speak.
Empathy: The ability to understand and share another person's feelings.
Eye Contact: Looking into someone's eyes when talking.
Facial Expression: The look on your face that shows how you feel.
Friendly: Being kind and pleasant to others.
Gesture: A movement with your hand or arm to show something.
Gratitude: Being thankful for something or someone.
Humour: The quality of being funny.
Joke: A funny story or phrase to make people laugh.
Kidness: A playful way to say 'kindness', meaning being friendly and generous.
Laugh: To make sounds with your voice that show you are happy or think something is funny.
Listen: To pay attention to sounds or what someone is saying.
Listening Skills: The ability to hear and understand what others say.
Manners: Polite ways of behaving in social situations.
Patience: The ability to wait calmly without getting angry.
Polite: Showing good manners and respect to others.
Positive: Thinking about good things, not bad ones.
Respect: Treating someone or something well and with care.
Responsive: Reacting quickly and positively to something or someone.
Sarcasm: Saying the opposite of what you mean in a funny way.
Self-Control: The ability to control your feelings and actions.
Sensitivity: The ability to understand and react to the feelings of others.
Share: To give a part of what you have to others.
Smile: A happy or friendly expression on your face.
Sociable: Enjoying being with and talking to other people.
Sincere: Being honest and true in what you say or do.
Supportive: Giving help or encouragement to someone.
Sympathy: Feeling sorry for someone else's problems.
Talk: To speak with someone about something.
Tease: To make fun of someone in a playful way.
Thoughtful: Caring about and considering other people's needs.
Understanding: The ability to know how someone feels.
Voice Tone: The way your voice sounds, which can show how you feel.
Well-Mannered: Behaving in a polite and socially acceptable way.
Wit: The ability to say clever and funny things.
Wordplay: Playing with words to create humour.
How to Be Kind: Ways to show kindness, like helping and caring for others.
How to Be Nice: Being friendly and polite to others.
How to Listen: Paying attention and understanding what someone says.
How to Make a Friend: Ways to meet and build a good relationship with someone new.
How to Share: Giving part of what you have to others.
Lesson duration is: 60 minItems in this lesson
Glossary on Listening, Kindness, and Jokes
Glossary on Listening, Kindness, and Jokes
Active Listening: Paying full attention to the speaker and showing you understand.
Appropriate: Suitable or proper in the situation.
Attention: Focusing your mind on something.
Body Language: Non-verbal signals like gestures and facial expressions.
Calm: Relaxed and not angry or upset.
Care: To look after someone or something with kindness.
Cheerful: Happy and positive.
Compassion: Understanding how someone else feels and wanting to help.
Considerate: Thinking about other people's feelings.
Conversation: A talk with someone where you listen and speak.
Empathy: The ability to understand and share another person's feelings.
Eye Contact: Looking into someone's eyes when talking.
Facial Expression: The look on your face that shows how you feel.
Friendly: Being kind and pleasant to others.
Gesture: A movement with your hand or arm to show something.
Gratitude: Being thankful for something or someone.
Humour: The quality of being funny.
Joke: A funny story or phrase to make people laugh.
Kidness: A playful way to say 'kindness', meaning being friendly and generous.
Laugh: To make sounds with your voice that show you are happy or think something is funny.
Listen: To pay attention to sounds or what someone is saying.
Listening Skills: The ability to hear and understand what others say.
Manners: Polite ways of behaving in social situations.
Patience: The ability to wait calmly without getting angry.
Polite: Showing good manners and respect to others.
Positive: Thinking about good things, not bad ones.
Respect: Treating someone or something well and with care.
Responsive: Reacting quickly and positively to something or someone.
Sarcasm: Saying the opposite of what you mean in a funny way.
Self-Control: The ability to control your feelings and actions.
Sensitivity: The ability to understand and react to the feelings of others.
Share: To give a part of what you have to others.
Smile: A happy or friendly expression on your face.
Sociable: Enjoying being with and talking to other people.
Sincere: Being honest and true in what you say or do.
Supportive: Giving help or encouragement to someone.
Sympathy: Feeling sorry for someone else's problems.
Talk: To speak with someone about something.
Tease: To make fun of someone in a playful way.
Thoughtful: Caring about and considering other people's needs.
Understanding: The ability to know how someone feels.
Voice Tone: The way your voice sounds, which can show how you feel.
Well-Mannered: Behaving in a polite and socially acceptable way.
Wit: The ability to say clever and funny things.
Wordplay: Playing with words to create humour.
How to Be Kind: Ways to show kindness, like helping and caring for others.
How to Be Nice: Being friendly and polite to others.
How to Listen: Paying attention and understanding what someone says.
How to Make a Friend: Ways to meet and build a good relationship with someone new.
How to Share: Giving part of what you have to others.
