To find the correct boxes, we need to look at each picture and decide if the behavior shown is
responsible (doing what you are supposed to do) and
respectful (being kind and polite to others).
Here is the step-by-step check for each item:
1.
Listening: Yes. Paying attention when someone speaks is respectful.
2.
Being messy: No. This is not responsible; you should clean up.
3.
Helping others: Yes. This is very kind and responsible.
4.
Swinging my chair: No. This is dangerous and disrespectful of school property.
5.
Raising my hand: Yes. This is the polite way to ask to speak in class.
6.
Calling out: No. You should wait your turn and raise your hand.
7.
Always trying my best: Yes. Working hard is being responsible.
8.
Pushing others: No. This is hurtful and disrespectful.
9.
Saying thanks: Yes. Being polite and showing gratitude is respectful.
10.
Stealing: No. Taking things that aren't yours is wrong.
11.
Being kind: Yes. Kindness is the heart of being respectful.
12.
Following instructions: Yes. Doing what the teacher asks is being responsible.
13.
Hurting others: No. This is never okay.
14.
Not listening: No. Ignoring others is disrespectful.
15.
Keeping my things tidy: Yes. Taking care of your belongings is responsible.
16.
Throwing things: No. This can break things or hurt people.
17.
Sitting nicely in my chair: Yes. This shows respect for the classroom rules.
18.
Bullying: No. Bullying is mean and disrespectful.
19.
Sharing: Yes. Sharing with friends is kind and respectful.
20.
Not doing my best work: No. You should always try your hardest.
Final Answer:
The boxes where the children are being responsible and respectful are:
* 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
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of respect worksheet for kids.
