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Courtesy & Good Manners

Say thank you

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Say Dhanyavaad (धन्यवाद), Nanni (നന്ദി), Nanri (நன்றி), or thank you in your own language whenever someone helps you.

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Try it today

With your teacher or a trusted adult, act out an example of “say thank you”. Talk about how it helps someone. Choose one safe, age-appropriate action to practise today.

Teach it onward

Teach it onward. Today’s lesson belongs to your whole family. Tell your parents or caregivers, grandparents, brothers, sisters, cousins and friends what you learnt today. Show them this board, explain the lesson in your own words, and practise it together at home, at school and on the street. Kind habits spread quickly when one child teaches them to everyone they love.

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