Active Listening Skills
A worksheet for Grade 2 students to practice and understand active listening skills through various activities.
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What is Active Listening?
Active listening means paying close attention when someone is talking. It helps you understand what they are saying and shows them you care. When you listen actively, you look at the person, think about their words, and don't interrupt. Sometimes you can ask questions or tell them what you heard to make sure you understood.
1. What does it mean to be an active listener?
Talking loudly to share your ideas
Only listening to the beginning of a story
Paying close attention and understanding
Drawing a picture while someone talks
2. What is a good way to show someone you are actively listening?
Looking at the floor
Looking at the person who is talking
Playing with your pencil
Interrupting to share your own story
Read each statement. Circle T for True or F for False.
1. Good listeners always interrupt to ask questions.
True
False
2. Thinking about what someone says helps you understand them better.
True
False
Complete the sentences using words about active listening.
1. When you listen actively, you should look at the .
2. It is important not to when someone is talking.
3. Active listening helps you what others are saying.
1. Name two things you can do to show you are an active listener.
2. Why is active listening important when you are talking with your friends?
Use the words in the box to complete the sentences below.
1. When my teacher reads a , I listen closely.
2. I use my to look at the person talking.
3. When I actively listen, I can what is being said.
4. It is not polite to someone.