Happy Holiday - Thank You Day!
I can’t count all the thanks,
From kind sunny smiles
Evil and revenge have huddled in a corner.
Thank you! let it sound everywhere
All over the Planet good sign,
Thank you - a small miracle,
A charge of warmth in your hands!
Say it like a spell
And you will feel how suddenly
Wishing you goodness and happiness,
A new friend will give you!
THANK YOU
January 11th is a day on which it is customary to be polite and remember good manners more often. On this day one of the international holidays, which is called World Thank You Day. People say the word “thank you” every day. of different ages, gender, nationality, religion and even upbringing. But few people know that the expression of gratitude in the form of the word “thank you” originated in the Russian language many centuries ago. 
HISTORY OF THE WORD “THANK YOU”
Etymologists believe that during pagan times, in the everyday life of our ancestors, words of gratitude sounded like “thank you” or “thank you,” but with the advent of Christianity, our ancestors replaced them with a word that today sounds like “thank you.” Initially, the modern “thank you” meant a shortened version of the expression “God bless!” Our ancestors put into this expression something much more than just gratitude. It meant not just the gratitude of the interlocutor for the service you provided, but said that he was expressing a feeling of gratitude to life. Subsequently, the expression was shortened, and the familiar “thank you” was born, which heads the list of words in the rules of good manners. 
INTERESTING FACT
Interesting fact in the history of this word is that some experts claim that “thank you” arose back in the days of paganism and is derived not from the expression “God save!”, but from “Save Bai.” Bai was one of the pagan gods. However, such speculation is rejected by most etymologists, and the origin of the word is attributed to the 16th century. 
Politeness is more than just good manners!
Our grandmothers taught our mothers, our mothers teach us that "Thank you" And "Please"- these are the main words with which a person expresses his gratitude, politeness and good upbringing. But is it really so important to say "Thank you"? Word "Thank you", according to psychologists, is truly magical. Hearing it, a person experiences emotions similar to those that arise in children when they are affectionately stroked on the head. Having received verbal gratitude, a person subconsciously tunes in to the positive. 
THANK YOU TODAY.
Today, people are so immersed in their worries, problems and everyday bustle that they sometimes simply forget to say words to each other such as “good afternoon”, “thank you”, “please”, etc. Modern people- these are materialists brought up on phrases like “thank you, it doesn’t gurgle” or “you can’t put it in your pocket.” This means that today it’s unlikely that anyone will do you a favor or do a kind deed for “thank you.” Is this approach to life correct? Probably not. Indeed, in pursuit of material good, we completely forget about the spiritual world. And for every person, the spiritual world is expressed in friends who come not for material goods and material gratitude.
THANK YOU IS HAPPINESS.
After all, you must admit that sitting on a bag of gold alone, you are unlikely to want to laugh with happiness. It is doubly pleasant to share happiness with your friends, and therefore say words of gratitude to others more often. Did someone shake your hand when you got off public transport? Say, "Thank you." Did they help you carry a heavy bag? Say “Thank you” again. After all, kind words are always nice to hear and they are the ones who make people kinder, but only when you say them sincerely.
GIVE JOY
When you wake up on January 11th, remember that kindness will save the world, smile and give words of gratitude to your loved ones, relatives, friends and people around you. And most importantly, give your “thank you” on this day and on other days of the year!
How can you celebrate "thank you" day at school?
On this day, it is imperative to organize an event for children, the purpose of which is to instill politeness.
On this day you can arrange a quest game. A group (or two groups) of children are given envelopes with a route (stops are indicated in it) and boxes (baskets, bags, etc.) in which they will need to put all the “thank yous” found. You should look for “thank you” at the stops indicated on the route. The team that reaches the finish line first will win. The game is played in the school building after school or on the street.
What “mysteries” might there be? For example, one of the stops is some room in which there is no one. The guys look around carefully and understand that they need to find something. As a result, somewhere on the windowsill behind the curtain they find a sign with the inscription “Mercy” and put it in their basket, after which they move on.
At one of the stops, for example, a teacher or a high school student may be waiting for them with an empty glass in their hands. He doesn’t say anything, but the children must figure out that they need to fill the glass with water, that is, help the person. When this is done, he will give the guys, for example, a badge with the word “thank you.”
At another stop, the student asks the guys to help him solve the problem (here it is advisable to prepare an entertaining riddle problem). When the guys solve it, the student will thank them and give them, for example, a ribbon with the word “thank you” painted on it.
To ensure that the quest does not last very long, but at the same time does not end too quickly, you need to come up with about 10 riddles, that is, include 10 stops in the route.
Tasks can be not only search-intellectual (assemble puzzles, solve riddles, etc.), but also sports.
At the end of the route, the organizers check that all the hidden “thank yous” are collected in the basket and award the winning team a prize. The second team that reaches the finish line later should also be rewarded. After this, you can invite the guys to tea and a disco. 
Volkova Violetta Evgenievna Teacher primary classes MAOU Lyceum No. 21, Ivanovo
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January 1 is the most “polite” date of the year. This day marks World THANK YOU Day (not to be confused with American Thanksgiving Day, which is celebrated in the United States on the fourth Sunday in November). Everyone knows from childhood that the word “thank you” is “magical.” Along with the words "please"
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The word “THANK YOU” can be heard in many proverbs and sayings of different peoples of the world... THANKS TO THOSE WHO FEED AND WATER, ......... AND DOUBLE TO THOSE WHO REMEMBER THE BREAD AND SALT. HEALTH IS OK – THANKS TO CHARGING. THANK YOU VERY MUCH. DON’T SORRY YOUR OWN THANKS, AND DON’T WAIT FOR SOMEONE ELSE’S.
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Poems and riddles have been written about this “magic” word. A kind word “THANK YOU!” I won’t stop talking. It’s so nice to thank everyone in the world sometimes! We wouldn’t be able to remember everything, After all, it happened so many times... Why do we say “THANK YOU”? For everything they do for us. A wagtail from the shore dropped a worm, and the fish “THANK YOU” for the treat! She gurgled:
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The word “thank you” was first recorded in 1586 in a phrase book published in Paris. The etymology of the word “thank you” goes back to the ancient church, Old Slavonic “God save”, that is, “may God save you, protect you for the mercy shown to me.” The word “thank you” is also a verbal talisman, and not just
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People all over the world have this word. And many people, traveling around the world, memorize them and then use them in speech, wanting to pass themselves off as a polyglot. Do you know how to say “THANK YOU” in English language, or, Danish? I invite you to take part in the “Thank You” quiz in different languages of the world: http://www.slowo.ru/quiz_25
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The word “thank you” was invented by the Jewish Christians when they baptized Rus'. “God save you,” they said. To which the Russian people replied: “There is NOTHING to save me for, I haven’t done anything bad to you.” Or they said: “PLEASE I’d rather have a HUNDRED rubles (please).” And before baptism, Russian people said: “THANK YOU (that is, I GIVE BLESS).” For what
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“Thank you” and “thank you” - this is how V. Dahl’s dictionary interprets the magic word “thank you”. Ethical, beautiful word“THANK YOU” is no longer always heard in response to kindness. This word, like many words with the first part -good- (grace, prosperity, benefactor, complacency, etc.), came from the Old Slavic language, in which it was a calque of the Greek word with the meaning of the parts “good, good” and “to give” , present." In the works of Russian literature up to the beginning of the twentieth century, practically no one will find an artificially imposed, cold “thank you.” Just “Thank you!” Every day, when we say “thank you” or “thank you” to each other, we do not always think about the meaning and the impulse that we convey with this word. The main thing is that the words of gratitude sound like
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Kindergarten No. 358 in group No. 9
The festival of politeness begins!
One of the most polite days of the year falls on January 11, when the whole world celebrates the holiday of the magic word "Thank you" . The initiators of the approval of the holiday were UNESCO and the UN. The purpose of the event is to remind the inhabitants of the planet about the high value of politeness, good manners and the ability to thank others for their good deeds.
Word "Thank you" , according to psychologists, is truly magical. Hearing it, a person experiences emotions similar to those that arise in children when they are affectionately stroked on the head. Having received verbal gratitude, a person subconsciously tunes in to the positive.
Can you imagine how much positivity there is, for example, among waiters or salespeople? After all, they hear "Thank you" a hundred times a day. Fortunately, in our country people have become a little more polite and have learned to say thank you not only for selfless help, but also for the paid service. However, additional lessons in politeness will never hurt anyone. Therefore, January 11th must be celebrated "World Thank You Day" or "International Thank You Day" .
Manufacturing "Thank you"
Children draw suns in circles. "Thank you" are given out for polite words.
Request for help
Valya asks Danya to submit the picture and says: "Please" . Then he thanks you for the service provided.
Didactic game "Polite-impolite"
Discuss situations with good and bad deeds.
Didactic game "Polite-impolite"
For correct answers and analysis of the situation, children receive "thank you" .
Quarrel and reconciliation
"I'm sorry, please forgive and resolve" , - these are not words, but a key to the soul.
Happy birthday to Masha
Children learn to say kind words and thank them for food.
Dramatization of a polite fairy tale "Hedgehog or Forest Stars" .
A caring hedgehog gives his friends stars that will help them find their way home. The squirrel, the bunny and the bear say to the stars "Thank you"
Caring for a friend
Nikita thanks Vika for her help. Lessons in politeness were beneficial
The hedgehog is preparing a surprise for the squirrel, the bear and the bunny.
We cultivate the desire to please our friends.
Didactic game “Let’s teach the bear polite words”
Children teach the bear when to use polite words.
Politeness at lunch
Learning to answer "Thank you" upon request "Bon appetit" .
Politeness at lunch
Everyone is at the table, everything is set for food. We wish everyone a pleasant appetite!
House of Friendship Group "Fidgets"
Children participated in the design of this poster
"Thank you!" - that’s what good sounds like,
And everyone knows the word
But it so happened that it
It comes out of people’s lips less and less often.
Today there is a reason to say
"Thank you!" to those who are close to us,
It's easy to become a little kinder
To make mom more fun,
And even a brother or sister,
With whom we often quarrel,
Say thanks!" and in the warmth
The ice of resentment will melt soon.
I'll tell you a secret, friends:
All the power of the word is in our thoughts -
It’s impossible without kind words,
Give them to your family and friends!
THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION!
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World Thank You Day
Goal: to introduce children to the day of January 11 - World Thank You Day, to consolidate the rules of polite communication between children and peers and adults. Objectives: develop coherent speech, remember and activate “kind, magic” words in speech; cultivate politeness in dealing with people; remember the good deeds and deeds that the children did and invite them to draw on a piece of paper with colored pencils; to cultivate a love for poetry, and through poetry, love and respect for each other and adults.
Reception of children. Surprise moment. Goal: entering the day, introducing children to the concept of the term “thank you”. Leopold the Cat came to visit. He is very happy today that he was able to meet you. But he came to us for a reason, but wants to talk to you about what is important for all people in the world. Listen to what he tells us.
Cat Leopold: Children, what kind magic words do you know? What day of the week is it today? What time of year is it now? What is the name of the month? January 11 is World Thank You Day. What does this word mean, do you know? There is a science called Etymology, which studies the meaning and origin of words. Turning to the etymological dictionary, I read: “Once upon a time, this was a stable combination in speech of two words: GOD SAVE (you), pronounced as a wish filled with gratitude. In such frequently used words, their individual parts constantly merge, and unstressed (overstressed) sounds weaken and die, like the tips of a branch where sap no longer flows. The final “G” has also died out. But this word has not lost its beauty even without the “G”; it is kind and bright. THANK YOU.
Morning exercises “Jolly guys”. Goal: to promote the health of children and awaken the body for normal functioning. A minute of entry into the day " Good morning" Goal: to help improve overall emotional background and improving the psychological climate in the group. Breakfast "Don't forget to say thank you."
Educational situation. Application “Decorate a napkin”. Goal: to develop in children a sense of color, the ability to compare patterns by color, and choose the most beautiful ones. Decorate a napkin with a pattern using elements of Dymkovo painting. teach children to make a pattern on a square, filling in the middle and corners with elements; learn to cut a strip in half after folding it; strengthen the ability to hold scissors correctly. Musical.
Lunch. Leopold the cat. Game “Say a word” Educator: -Now we’ll play and find out from you, do you know the “magic words”? Even a block of ice will melt from a warm word... (thank you) Even a tree stump will turn green when it hears... (good afternoon) If we can’t eat anymore, we’ll tell our mother... (thank you) A polite and developed boy says when we meet... (hello) When they scold us for pranks, we say...(please forgive me) In both France and Denmark they say goodbye...(goodbye) Independent activity. Games, preparation for a walk.
Walk. Observing the work of a janitor. Goal: to instill in children respect for this profession. Labor activity: sweeping paths, collecting garbage. Goal: to cultivate hard work. Outdoor game “Cat and Mouse”, “Clouds and Sun”. Goal: to teach how to run easily, without bumping into each other, and how to navigate in space. Outdoor games at the request of children. Returning from a walk. Dinner. Dream.
Evening: Awakening gymnastics. Hygienic and hardening procedures. Role-playing game"At the doctor". Goal: to develop the ability to unite in a game, distribute roles (doctor, patient), and perform game actions. Games with a large constructor. Goal: learn to name and distinguish construction parts.
Reading a poem by S.Ya. Marshak "Kind words". Educator: - What words are you too lazy to repeat three times? What words did the child use in the poem? ("WITH Good morning", "Good afternoon", "Good evening") - At what time of day did he shout these kind words?
Good deeds. Educator: Guys, have you ever done good deeds? Tell us about them. Guys, I suggest you arrange an exhibition good deeds! And to do this, you will draw them on paper using colored pencils. Educator: - Thank you, children, for your attention. So, what day is it today? Children: - January 11 “World THANK YOU Day”.
Walk Cloud watching. Goal: to encourage students to express their own guesses and assumptions about the causes of certain phenomena. Outdoor game "Hares and wolves". Goal: to teach children to move at the teacher’s command. Free games at the request of children. Going home.
Thank you for your attention! Prepared by: Teacher middle group GBDOU No. 73 kindergarten“Cornflower” Rulinskaya Tatyana Sergeevna
