- Getting mad or not doing the work will not help because it prevents learning and can lead to worse grades or consequences.
- It is important to at least try and do your work first when it is tough before asking for help because you might figure it out on your own, and it builds problem-solving skills.
- Staying calm helps you think clearly and focus on solving the problem. Others around you will feel more comfortable and safe if you stay calm instead of yelling or getting mad.
- Connor is doing right by taking deep breaths to calm himself and then raising his hand to ask his teacher for help in a respectful way.
- Yes, he will likely get help this way because he is being calm, polite, and showing he has tried to manage his frustration.
- If Connor refused to do his work, he might fall behind in class, receive a poor grade, or face disciplinary action. His grades would likely suffer.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of behavior worksheet for elementary students.
