1. Welcome to Year 2 Lemurs’ PSHCE MORNING Comenius Project promoting Good Manners, Generosity & Gratitude

2. Generosity  is the habit of giving freely without expecting anything in return. It can involve offering time, assets or talents to aid someone in need.

3. Gratitude  Is thankfulness, gratefulness, or appreciation is a feeling, emotion or attitude in acknowledgment of a benefit that one has received or will receive.

4. Good Manners Good Manners  display respect, care, and consideration. Everyone has a basic right to help another and feel positive about themselves and others around them.

5. Gratitude: Make a friendship band  Make a small gift for someone to let them know they are appreciated.  I can show my gratitude.

6. We wrote messages for those people who make our lives enjoyable

7. Produced simple knotted bracelets

8. Good manners: I want, never gets. How should you say it?  I know how to ask for things politely:

9. We used puppets to re-enact scenarios At the lunch table, someone stretches over you as you are eating, to get water. What should they ask you? In the playground, someone runs in to you and knocks you down then runs off. What should they do? Adults are talking in the office and you have been sent in for help. How do you interrupt? Your teacher has sent you to another class to collect something. How do you enter the classroom and what do you say?

10. Generosity  I know when someone is being generous. Time, money, love, encouragement

11. We made books to show our appreciations of the one’s we love

12. Good manners: I want, never gets. How should you say it?  I know how to ask for things politely:

13. We read the speech bubbles and corrected what was being said as politely as we could

14. Gratitude:What is important to me.  I understand what being thankful means.  I can make decisions about what is important to me.

15. We prioritised things that we important to us

16. Generosity:  Giving something  Caring about something  Doing something about it  Collecting for Wheatsheaf Hall refurbishments – helping with fundraising