People don’t always get along. Families argue, friends fight, and even countries have conflicts. However, experts say one small action can make a big difference: saying “thank you.”
Being thankful means noticing nice things others do. Scientists say grateful people are happier and kinder, and thanking someone makes them feel good, too. “Gratitude is like a bridge,” one expert explains. “It connects people.” We can show gratitude by thanking parents, teachers, or friends directly or by writing thank-you notes. Recalling three positive things about others each day can also help. Saying “thank you” can’t solve everything, but it helps bring people closer ? even when they disagree.
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1. Who says “thank you” helps?
2. What does gratitude mean?
3. How do grateful people feel?
1. How do you show gratitude?
2. Does saying “thank you” feel good?
3. When did you last say thanks?
People don’t always get along. Families argue, friends fight, and even countries have conflicts. However, experts say one small action can make a big difference: saying “thank you.”
