Let’s go through this step by step.
We have two columns:
✔ GOOD CHOICES — things that are kind, helpful, or follow rules.
✘ BAD CHOICES — things that are unkind, disruptive, or break rules.
Now let’s look at each picture and decide which column it belongs in.
1.
pushing → That hurts someone or makes them upset.
✘ Bad choice
2.
listening → Paying attention is respectful and helps you learn.
✔ Good choice
3.
playing in the bathroom → Bathrooms are for using the toilet and washing hands, not playing. It can be messy or unsafe.
✘ Bad choice
4.
raising my hand → This shows you’re waiting your turn to speak — very polite!
✔ Good choice
5.
writing on a friend’s work → That ruins their work and isn’t fair.
✘ Bad choice
6.
using nice words → Being kind with your words makes people feel good.
✔ Good choice
7.
using a quiet voice → Keeps the classroom calm so everyone can focus.
✔ Good choice
8.
not trying → If you don’t try, you won’t learn or improve.
✘ Bad choice
9.
not listening → Ignoring the teacher or others is disrespectful.
✘ Bad choice
10.
cleaning up → Helps keep the room tidy and shows responsibility.
✔ Good choice
11.
focusing on (your own work) → Staying on task helps you do your best.
✔ Good choice
12.
excluding (leaving someone out) → Makes others feel sad or lonely.
✘ Bad choice
Now let’s sort them into the boxes:
✔ GOOD CHOICES:
- listening
- raising my hand
- using nice words
- using a quiet voice
- cleaning up
- focusing on
✘ BAD CHOICES:
- pushing
- playing in the bathroom
- writing on a friend’s work
- not trying
- not listening
- excluding
Final Answer:
GOOD CHOICES: listening, raising my hand, using nice words, using a quiet voice, cleaning up, focusing on
BAD CHOICES: pushing, playing in the bathroom, writing on a friend’s work, not trying, not listening, excluding
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of making good choices for kids worksheet.
