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Nursery 2 English Studies: Simple Greetings

 




Introduction

Greetings are polite words we use when we meet people. Greeting others shows respect, kindness, and good manners.

Learning Objectives

At the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to:

  • Say common greetings correctly.
  • Identify different greetings used at different times of the day.
  • Greet others politely.

What Are Greetings?

Greetings are words or expressions we use when meeting people or welcoming them.

Examples of Greetings

Morning Greetings

  • Good morning

Afternoon Greetings

  • Good afternoon

Evening Greetings

  • Good evening

General Greetings

  • Hello
  • Hi
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Classroom Practice

Teacher: Good morning, pupils.

Pupils: Good morning, teacher.



Teacher: How are you today?

Pupils: I am fine, thank you.

Activity

Match the greetings to the correct time of the day:

  1. Good morning — __________
  2. Good afternoon — __________
  3. Good evening — __________

Options:

  • Evening
  • Morning
  • Afternoon

Evaluation Questions

  1. What is a greeting?
  2. Say two greetings.
  3. What do we say in the morning?
  4. What do we say in the afternoon?
  5. What do we say in the evening?

Conclusion

Greetings are important because they show respect and friendliness. We should always greet people politely.

Assignment

Practice saying:

  • Good morning
  • Good afternoon
  • Good evening
  • Hello

to your parents, teachers, and friends.

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