Absolutely! Let’s solve the “Good or Bad Choices” worksheet by identifying which behaviors are
good choices (color green) and which are
bad choices (color red).
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✔ GOOD CHOICES (Color GREEN)
These are positive, respectful, responsible, or kind behaviors:
1.
Listening – Paying attention is respectful and helps you learn.
2.
Helping others – Being helpful builds community and kindness.
3.
Raising my hand – Shows respect for the teacher and classmates; allows orderly participation.
4.
Always trying my best – Shows effort, responsibility, and a growth mindset.
5.
Saying thanks – Expressing gratitude is polite and kind.
6.
Being kind – Kindness creates a positive environment for everyone.
7.
Following instructions – Helps you stay safe, learn, and succeed.
8.
Keeping my things tidy – Shows responsibility and organization.
9.
Sitting nicely in my chair – Demonstrates good behavior and focus.
10.
Sharing – Sharing promotes fairness and friendship.
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✘ BAD CHOICES (Color RED)
These are negative, disrespectful, harmful, or irresponsible behaviors:
1.
Being messy – Can create chaos and make it hard to find things or stay focused.
2.
Swinging my chair – Dangerous; can hurt yourself or others.
3.
Calling out – Disrupts class and doesn’t give others a chance to speak.
4.
Pushing others – Hurts people and is aggressive behavior.
5.
Stealing – Taking something that isn’t yours is wrong and breaks trust.
6.
Hurting others – Physically or emotionally harming someone is never acceptable.
7.
Not listening – Prevents learning and shows disrespect.
8.
Throwing things – Can cause injury or damage; unsafe behavior.
9.
Bullying – Hurts others emotionally or physically; unacceptable behavior.
10.
Not doing my best work – Shows lack of effort and responsibility.
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🎨 Coloring Instructions:
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Green: Listening, Helping others, Raising my hand, Always trying my best, Saying thanks, Being kind, Following instructions, Keeping my things tidy, Sitting nicely in my chair, Sharing.
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Red: Being messy, Swinging my chair, Calling out, Pushing others, Stealing, Hurting others, Not listening, Throwing things, Bullying, Not doing my best work.
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✔ This activity teaches children to recognize positive vs. negative behaviors, helping them build social-emotional skills and understand classroom expectations.
Let me know if you’d like a printable version or want to turn this into a discussion with kids!
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of behavioral skills worksheet.
