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Bell Ringer #1

Who thinks they are good at communicating? PB & J

Communication is... The exchange of thoughts, feelings, or beliefs between two or more people

There are two main types of communication verbal non-verbal There are two main types of communication

(write down 3 in your notes) Verbal communication Using words to communicate speaking letters text sign language (write down 3 in your notes)

Let’s practice our verbal communication! In your assigned seats, (in pairs or threes) One person will describe the following picture to their partner who is turned around and cannot see. Do not give the item away. You may only describe the physical details, shapes, sizes etc. Let’s practice our verbal communication! Headbandz, charades

Now switch!! Same activity, same rules

Were you a good communicator? What made this activity easy? What made it difficult?

Did any of you get frustrated with your partner? How can we appropriately communicate our emotions?

“I” Statement Taking responsibility for your feelings. I feel __________ when ______________. (emotion) (action/problem)

Examples Why do we use “I” messages? “I feel angry when you don’t call and let me know where you are.” “I feel frustrated when I am interrupted.” “I feel worried when you come home so late. Why do we use “I” messages? We aren’t putting blame on someone for our emotions. Less likely to put the other person down or make them feel guilty.

Scenario cards Think, pair, share

Non-verbal Communication Communicating without words gestures facial expressions body language emojis tone of voice Write down 2 in your packet

The use of visual cues to communicate information or feelings Body Language The use of visual cues to communicate information or feelings

Activity Each student will receive a card keep your card a secret!! NO TALKING Assemble in the four groups, (hearts, clubs, diamonds, spades) Once in your group, line up in rank from Ace to King Group that lines up first wins!

Mixed message: When your words say one thing….. but your body language or tone says another!

Listen... I am going to read a list of words. When I am finished, you will have one minute to write down as many words that you can remember.

Communication does not just involve speaking! Listening Communication does not just involve speaking!

What does this mean?

It’s not about the nail….

Tips to be an Effective Communicator Listen Think before you speak Concentrate on your body language

Game Telephone, Mad Gab, Speak Out

on the scratch paper given to you, answer the following questions Name:_________ Period:____ Describe non-verbal communication in less than 5 words List one type of listening and describe it. Exit Ticket on the scratch paper given to you, answer the following questions