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Look at this picture, what do you think about what he is saying, does it match his body language?
No, what he is saying doesn't match his body language
How do you start a conversation with someone sitting next to you?
look to see what they are doing and ask a question related to that (could be a book they are reading)
Name examples of good body language when having a conversation with someone.
look at them, nod head to show you are listening, ask questions that are related to the topic
How do you end a conversation with a peer?
I have to go, it was nice talking with you.
Ask a question about 'sports' to start a conversation? Keep the conversation going for 5 turns.
Do you like to play ___? What is your favorite sport?
How do you know a conversation is over? What do you say at the end of a conversation with a peer?
looking away, long pause in conversation, they say, 'I have to go'/'see you next time', you can say 'nice talking to you'
Say something nice to someone next to you? (give them a compliment)
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Where are they? What are they doing? How do you know?
public place, probably strangers because they are spread apart
What is he thinking? Where is he, what could have happened, what will happen next?
He is waiting for his parents, looks like a public place, could be in trouble, he looks bored, anxious
What is she thinking, how is she feeling?
happy, excited,
What is she thinking, how is she feeling?
"I'm so excited", happy
What is she thinking, how is she feeling?
"Interesting", "tell me more," "wow", etc... bored
What is she thinking?
"I don't know..."; "I guess"...., etc.
Where should face when talking to someone?
toward the person, look at the person you are having a conversation with
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