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My Favorite Things Worksheet
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My Favorite Things Worksheet
You will plan a short talk about something you enjoy, then practice listening and asking a kind follow-up question. You may choose a favorite activity, food, animal, place, or game. You can keep personal details private.
Plan Your Share
Choose an answer that feels right to you. There is no single correct favorite.
1.Choose one topic for a 30-second talk: a favorite activity, food, animal, place, or game. Write your choice and one detail you could share about it.
2.Finish the talk starter: “One thing I really enjoy is . I enjoy it because .”
3.Which is the best way to help a listener understand your talk?
- Say your topic clearly and add a useful detail.
- Talk as fast as you can.
- Whisper while looking at the floor.
- Change topics before finishing your idea.
4.Practice your short talk aloud. Include your topic and at least two details. Write two details here to help you remember what to say.
Listen Like a Friend
Read the mini-talk, then think about what a careful listener would notice.
5.Mini-talk: “My favorite animal is the sea otter. It floats on its back and wraps itself in kelp so it will not drift away. I like sea otters because they use rocks to open shellfish.” What is the speaker’s favorite animal?
6.In the mini-talk, name one detail the speaker shares about sea otters.
7.Which follow-up question shows that you listened to the mini-talk?
- What kind of rock might an otter use to open shellfish?
- What is your favorite color?
- Can you repeat the whole talk without stopping?
- Why are you talking about animals?
8.True or false: A respectful listener waits until the speaker finishes before asking a question.
TrueFalse
9.Write one kind follow-up question you could ask someone after they share a favorite thing. Make it connected to what they said.
10.A classmate says, “I like drawing.” Write a friendly response that shows you heard them and invites them to share more.
11.After a partner shares, tell one detail you remember and ask one related question. Write a sample response you could use.
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