In this lesson, you will learn how to greet new friends by saying “Hello!” and asking “How are you?” You’ll also discover how to say goodbye in a friendly way by using phrases like “Goodbye! See you next time!” and “Take care!” By the end of the lesson, you’ll understand how important it is to make friends and keep in touch with them, no matter where they come from!
Hi there! Are you ready to meet friends from all around the world? Let’s say a big, happy “Hello!” to everyone. It’s so nice to meet new friends, isn’t it?
When we meet someone new, we can say, “Hello! How are you?” It’s a friendly way to start a conversation. Meeting friends from different places is exciting because we can learn so much from each other!
After having fun with our friends, it’s time to say goodbye. We can say, “Goodbye! See you next time!” This means we hope to see them again soon.
When we say goodbye, we can also say, “Take care!” This is a nice way to wish our friends well until we meet again.
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Remember, saying hello and goodbye is a wonderful way to make friends and keep in touch. Have fun meeting new friends and learning new things!
Friendship Circle: Gather in a circle with your classmates. Take turns saying “Hello” in different languages. You can start with “Hola” (Spanish), “Bonjour” (French), or “Ni Hao” (Chinese). After each greeting, share one thing you like about meeting new friends. This will help you learn how people from different places say hello and appreciate the diversity of friendships.
Goodbye Cards: Create a colorful card for a friend. On the front, write “Goodbye” and draw a picture of something fun you did together. Inside, write a short message like “See you next time!” or “Take care!” This activity helps you practice saying goodbye in a thoughtful way and shows your friends you care about them.
Observation Walk: Go on a short walk around your school or neighborhood with a teacher or parent. Look for people saying hello or goodbye. Notice how they do it. Do they wave, smile, or use words? After the walk, share what you observed with your class. This will help you see how greetings and farewells are part of everyday life.
