Everyone knows that you hear

with your ears.

But did you know you need your

whole body to listen.

That’s right! We call this:

Whole Body Listening

Eyes

Look at the person talking to you.

Ears

Both ears

ready to hear.

Mouth

Quiet-no talking, humming, or making sounds.

Hands

Quiet in lap, pockets or by your side.

Feet

Quiet on the floor.

Body

Faces the speaker.

Brain

Thinking about what is being said.

Heart

Caring about what the other person is saying.

Why is Whole Body Listening important?

Whole Body Listening helps us to pay attention to what others are doing and feeling.

This helps us to listen and shows

others that we are listening.

Now we know, that we can use our

Whole Body to listen at school.

When we use Whole Body Listening, like

Larry showed us, we are …….

“Bee”ing Kind

“Bee”ing Safe

And

“Bee”ing Responsible….

And this makes Robinson a “Bee”utiful

Place to “BEE”!!!!!