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Politeness, health and review

Lessons 23–25 · 3 lessons · O.V. Usmanova, Y.V. Risyukova. Tarbiya (Character Education) Grade 2. Novda Edutainment, 2023
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Respect and politeness (2)

Textbook pp. 69–71
GoalTreat others with mutual respect and say “no” politely.
New words
polite, friendly · xushmuomalarude · qo‘polmutual respect · o‘zaro hurmatquarrel · janjal
Explanation

If someone speaks rudely to us, it is disrespect and causes a quarrel. When people speak with respect, we are all glad. With mutual respect any work is easy to do together. If a request doesn’t suit us, we say gently: “Sorry, I can’t do it now.” Then the person is not offended. Even when we can’t include someone in a game, we use no rude words.

Worked examples
“Rude and polite”. Madina told her friend: “You don’t know how to play!” Her friend got upset and left. Then Madina thought it over and said: “Sorry, I said it wrongly. Let’s play in turns.” Both started playing again, laughing.
Class activity

“Change the sentence”: the teacher says a rude phrase (“Go away!”); children turn it into a polite one (“Please, I’m busy right now”).

Practice
1
What can rude speech lead to?
2
How do you say “no” to a request politely?
3
What does the saying “A kind word is food for the soul” teach?