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Navigating the classroom can be a big step for young students. They’re learning not just about math and reading but also how to communicate with their teachers and classmates. Giving them the right words to use can build their confidence and make their school day much smoother. This list of 30 simple sentences is designed specifically for students. By practicing these phrases, students will be ready to ask for help, share their ideas, and work with others—turning classroom challenges into opportunities to learn and grow.

Greetings and Manners

  • Good morning, Mrs./Mr. [Teacher’s Name]!
  • How are you today?
  • May I please go to the restroom?
  • Please and thank you.
  • Excuse me.
  • I’m sorry.
  • You’re welcome.
  • Thank you for helping me.
  • Can you please repeat that?
  • May I please have a turn?

Asking for Help

  • I need help, please.
  • I don’t understand this.
  • Can you please explain that again?
  • How do you spell this word?
  • Where do I write my name?
  • What are we supposed to do?
  • I am finished with my work.
  • Can I use the _____?

Responding and Sharing

  • I have a question.
  • My turn to talk.
  • I agree with [Student’s Name].
  • I have a different idea.
  • My favorite part was…
  • I like your _____.
  • This is my favorite color.
  • I can read this.
  • I know the answer!

Working with Others

  • Let’s work together.
  • Can you be my partner?
  • What do you think?
  • My turn, your turn.
  • We can share.
  • Good job, team!
  • Let’s be kind to each other.
  • Please don’t talk while I’m talking.

Other Useful Sentences

  • May I get a drink of water?
  • Where should I put my paper?
  • Is it time for recess?
  • I’m ready to learn.
  • I feel sick.
  • I have a great idea!

Teaching your child these simple phrases can be a powerful way to equip them for success in school. Not only do these sentences help them communicate their needs, but they also build social skills and confidence. You can practice these at home by role-playing different classroom scenarios. With a little practice, your child will be able to speak up and participate in class with confidence and ease.

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