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Here’s the completed worksheet with “Yes” or “No” for each behavior, based on standard social skills and etiquette:

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Social Skills

Are the behaviors below acceptable ways to interact with others?
Write yes or no on the line.

✔ Yes = Acceptable / Polite / Respectful
✘ No = Unacceptable / Rude / Disrespectful

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1. Interrupting someone who is speaking → ✘ No
*Interrupting shows disrespect and doesn’t allow others to finish their thoughts.*

2. Paying attention when someone talks to you → ✔ Yes
*This shows respect and helps build good communication.*

3. Saying “Sir” or “Ma’am” → ✔ Yes
*These are polite forms of address, especially toward adults or in formal settings.*

4. Keeping your hands and feet to yourself → ✔ Yes
*This is a basic rule for personal space and safety, especially important around others.*

5. Sharing with others → ✔ Yes
*Sharing promotes cooperation, kindness, and positive relationships.*

6. Saying something that is not true → ✘ No
*Lying can damage trust and hurt others’ feelings.*

7. Staring at people → ✘ No
*Staring can make others feel uncomfortable or threatened.*

8. Practicing good hygiene → ✔ Yes
*Good hygiene shows self-respect and consideration for others.*

9. Being on time → ✔ Yes
*Punctuality shows respect for others’ time and responsibilities.*

10. Taking good care of your belongings → ✔ Yes
*This reflects responsibility and maturity.*

11. Standing up straight → ✔ Yes
*Good posture shows confidence and respect in many social situations.*

12. Littering → ✘ No
*Littering is disrespectful to the environment and to others who share public spaces.*

13. Helping someone if they ask you and you can → ✔ Yes
*Helping others builds community and kindness.*

14. Saying “please” and “thank you” → ✔ Yes
*These are essential polite words that show gratitude and respect.*

15. Singing out loud with your headphones on → ✘ No
*Even with headphones, singing loudly may still disturb others — it’s best to be quiet in shared spaces.*

16. Following rules → ✔ Yes
*Rules help keep everyone safe and ensure fairness in groups.*

17. Taking credit for someone else’s work or effort → ✘ No
*This is dishonest and unfair — it undermines teamwork and trust.*

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✔ Final Answer Key:

1. No
2. Yes
3. Yes
4. Yes
5. Yes
6. No
7. No
8. Yes
9. Yes
10. Yes
11. Yes
12. No
13. Yes
14. Yes
15. No
16. Yes
17. No

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💡 Teaching Tip:

This worksheet teaches children (or learners) to recognize respectful vs. disrespectful behaviors. It encourages reflection on how actions affect others — an essential part of emotional intelligence and social development.

Let me know if you’d like a printable version or discussion questions to go with this!