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YOUR MOM WANTS YOU TO USE YOUR BEST MANNERS AT DINNER. WHAT ARE SOME OF THE THINGS YOU NEED TO REMEMBER?
 
listen to others
 
throw your plate
What is your favorite thanksgiving dessert?
 
student choice
 
student choice
Why is it a good idea to make a grocery list
 
so you don't forget anything
 
So you don't get lost
What should you do if you can't find what you're looking for in the grocery store?
 
ask someone for help
 
scream and cry
What is your favorite thanksgiving food
 
student cohice
 
student choice
What is your favorite way to eat potatoes?
 
no right answer
 
studenet choice
Mom burned the green beans.
 
Rude. This points out a mistake or flaw made by the cook. If the green beans are burnt
 
you can quietly skip them or just eat a small amount without saying anything negative.
I'm so thankful for our family.
Polite. This expresses gratitude and focuses on the positive meaning of the holiday.
I don't want to sit by Aunt Carol, I want to sit by Sam.
Rude. This comment is excluding and can hurt the feelings of the person you don't want to sit near.
Come sit by me! I saved you a spot.
Polite. This is an including comment that makes someone feel wanted at the table.
Sweet potatoes taste like dirty socks!
 
Rude. This is an overly strong and negative opinion about the food. If you don't like something
 
simply say "No thank you."
Thanks for making the mashed potatoes!
Polite. This shows gratitude and acknowledges the effort someone put into the meal.
The turkey is a little dry this year.
Rude. This is a negative opinion that points out a flaw in the food. The polite response is to say nothing or focus on a dish you do like.
I'm glad you came over for Thanksgiving.
Polite. This is a welcoming comment that makes a guest feel included and appreciated.
You shouldn't eat so much. You're going to get fat.
 
Rude. This is highly judgmental and criticizes someone else's body or choices
 
which is never necessary.
It smells great in here! I love the cinnamon.
Polite. This is a positive compliment that shows appreciation for the hard work of the host.
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