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Thinking sheet · Feelings and kindness
Be a Super Listener
Good listening uses more than ears. Draw a super listener and check off what they do with their eyes, body and mouth.
- Grades
- K–3
- Time
- about 15 minutes
- Kids practice
- active listening, friendship skills, self-check
What kids do
“Super listeners use their whole body. Can you be one?”
- Draw a super listener and label what they do
- A super listener…
- My partner told me… (write one thing you heard)
- How well did I listen?
How to run it
- Pair kids up: one talks for 30 seconds about a pet or a favorite food.
- The listener writes one thing they heard, then swap.
- Ask the talker if they felt listened to.
Talk about it
- How can you tell someone is really listening?
- What makes listening hard?
- How does it feel when nobody listens?
Take it further
Listen to a grown-up tell a story and draw your favorite part.
Pairs well with
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