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Produced by the Riverina Schools Project Partnership, 2009
Talk To MeLesson Five
How To Start a Conversation
Talk to Me
• In the last lesson we talked about how to show you are listening.
• Who can remember what we talked about?
• Today we are going to talk about how to start a conversation.
Starting a Conversation
• Sometimes it can be hard to start a conversation or join a group.
• There are some things that you can do to make it easier.
• For example, you could have a set of words ready.
Starting a Conversation
• Now let’s brainstorm! • What are some words you could use
to start a conversation?
Starting a conversation
• Here are some extra words you could use.
• Can I join in?• I want to ask a question• I saw that you....• Do you want to hear what I did on the
weekend? • I like your shoes.• I have a DS too.
•What is going wrong in the next picture?
I want
to join in!
What could the boy do to start a conversation?
Circle the RIGHT answer: A.Sit quietly.B.Get cross with the girls.C.The boy could ask the girls if
he can join in.
Activity
• Everybody write something they would like to say on the piece of paper they have been given.
• The first person to be asked by the teacher has to turn to the person next to them and tell them what they wrote.
• The person then makes a circle. Now we will make a chain of words like a conversation.