Social Skills Video: Saying Thank You

By Brittany Lehane • October 6, 2015

This blog post is one in a series of entries outlining our social skills videos. Our social skills video library is up to 80 videos, each focusing on a social interaction that children and young adults has to face on a daily basis. All videos compare expected and unexpected behavior and show internal thoughts to get the perspective of everyone involved. Videos can be viewed on all your devices, including PC’s, Mac’s, iPad and Android tablets, and smartphones. To learn more about our social skills video library, head over to our main Social Skills Videos page.

47 - Saying Thank You_41Liz needs to borrow Serena’s book to finish her work. When Serena gives it to her, Liz takes it and walks away without saying anything. Liz is happy that Serena lent her the book, but she didn’t show Serena how she felt because she didn’t say thank you. Serena gets upset because she didn’t HAVE to lend Liz her book. Liz tries again and thanks Serena, and everyone feels happy.

Use Saying Thank You

Some basic manners can go far in any situation. At school, home, or work saying thank you is important wherever you go.

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