Worksheet | Learn to Give Feedback

The purpose of giving feedback is not to hurt someone's feelings but to improve their performance or the situation. When given properly and thoughtfully, both positive and negative feedback can be an effective way to motivate someone to continue improving and change for the better. Giving and receiving feedback is an important lifeskill that children will need to ultimately master.

This creative printable activity helps to encourage our kids to think about how to give feedback to the people in their lives.

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Printable & Activity Objectives

Age: 6 to 9 year olds, Activity Time: On-going, Items Needed: Writing and colour pencils

In this activity, your child will reflect on the service and products provided to her/him and assess whether they can provide feedback to to improve them. They will be able to do this using small printable feedback notes.

It will help your child or student:
- Develop a more critical mindset and particularly on identifying ways things can be done better.
- Develop a stronger and clearer sense of appreciation for the things and services that are provided to them.
- Move away from the feeling of entitlement and work towards being a more thankful (and happier) person.

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What's in the Printable Worksheet Pack

This printable pack consists of 1 printable worksheet of 4 mini feedback forms to help your child or student provide feedback on "the go". Print, cut and bring them out on your outings. Ask your child or student to think about how they would do anything differently at the restaurant, shopping centre, classroom etc. Then get them to fill up the form and give it to the person receiving the feedback.