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Gaining Attention

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    Saying their Name, Using Greetings, Saying "Excuse Me," Raising your Hand, and Tapping them on the Shoulder
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  • Mary finished her quiz and needed to get her teacher’s attention. What should she do?
    Raise her hand, Say her name, etc.
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  • Brenda needed to ask Sophie a question. Sophie was sitting across the room. How could Brenda get Sophie’s attention?
    Say her name, Say "excuse me," etc.
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  • Noah noticed Shawna had dropped her pencil. How can Noah get her attention?
    Tap her shoulder, Say her name, etc.
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  • Manny’s parents were talking. He wanted to tell them about his day. How can he get their attention in a polite way?
    Say "excuse me"
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  • Debbie was meeting some friends for dinner. They were waiting out front and didn’t see her. How can she get their attention?
    Use a greeting (wave), Tap them on the shoulder, Say their names, etc.
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  • Simon was watching a YouTube video and wanted to show Tanya. How can he get her attention?
    Say her name, Tap her on the shoulder, etc.
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  • Omar's computer wasn't working and he needed to ask his teacher for help. How could he get their attention?
    Raise his hand, say their name, etc.
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  • Is yelling across the room to someone rude or polite?
    Rude
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  • Is using a greeting rude or polite?
    Polite
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  • Is repeating your question over and over rude or polite?
    Rude
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  • Is saying "excuse me" rude or polite?
    Polite
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  • Is tapping someone on the shoulder rude or polite?
    Polite
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  • Is bumping into someone rude or polite?
    Rude
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  • Is raising your hand rude or polite?
    Polite
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  • Jill was working on her math homework and needed help with a problem. How could she get her teacher's attention?
    Raise her hand, Say their name, etc.
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  • During free time, Chris' teacher were talking. He wanted to join their conversation. How could he get their attention in a polite way?
    Say "excuse me"
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