An invitation names the activity and includes the other person.
Would you like to or do you want to can begin a friendly invitation.
The other child may accept or decline.
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Would you like to play a word game?
Moderate / Add a little
Yes, please. That sounds fun.
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An invitation names the activity and includes the other person. Would you like to or do you want to can begin a friendly invitation. The other child may accept or decline. A polite response respects that choice and can suggest another time or activity.
Practise everyday social language during a shared task. A child can invite, offer, thank, apologise and disagree politely without needing an advanced vocabulary. The adult should model the whole interaction and let both children take meaningful turns. Focus on respectful communication rather than demanding one exact phrase. If a problem happens, help the learner explain the action and suggest a practical repair instead of forcing an unrelated memorised apology.
වැඩි විස්තර අවශ්ය විට පමණක් මෙම කොටස කියවන්න.
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An offer shows that you are willing to help or share.
Ask before taking over another person's task.
A thank-you can mention the helpful action, making the response more personal.
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Can I help you carry those books?
Moderate / Add a little
Thank you for helping me.
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An offer shows that you are willing to help or share. Ask before taking over another person's task. A thank-you can mention the helpful action, making the response more personal. The exchange should stay short enough for the activity to continue naturally.
Practise everyday social language during a shared task. A child can invite, offer, thank, apologise and disagree politely without needing an advanced vocabulary. The adult should model the whole interaction and let both children take meaningful turns. Focus on respectful communication rather than demanding one exact phrase. If a problem happens, help the learner explain the action and suggest a practical repair instead of forcing an unrelated memorised apology.
වැඩි විස්තර අවශ්ය විට පමණක් මෙම කොටස කියවන්න.
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A useful apology names the mistake and suggests a repair where possible.
Sorry alone can be a beginning, but a helpful action shows what happens next.
Avoid blaming another child inside the apology.
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I am sorry I knocked over your blocks. I will help rebuild them.
Moderate / Add a little
I am sorry I interrupted. Please finish.
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A useful apology names the mistake and suggests a repair where possible. Sorry alone can be a beginning, but a helpful action shows what happens next. Avoid blaming another child inside the apology. Speak respectfully and give the other person time to respond.
Practise everyday social language during a shared task. A child can invite, offer, thank, apologise and disagree politely without needing an advanced vocabulary. The adult should model the whole interaction and let both children take meaningful turns. Focus on respectful communication rather than demanding one exact phrase. If a problem happens, help the learner explain the action and suggest a practical repair instead of forcing an unrelated memorised apology.
වැඩි විස්තර අවශ්ය විට පමණක් මෙම කොටස කියවන්න.
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