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Whole Body Respect (Sample Answers):
- Eyes: “I look at people when they talk to me.”
- Mouth: “I use kind words and don’t interrupt.”
- Ears: “I listen carefully without making noise.”
- Hands: “I keep my hands to myself and help others gently.”
Defining Respect (Sample Definitions):
- Respect: Treating others the way you want to be treated.
- Kind: Being nice and helpful to everyone.
- Polite: Saying please and thank you.
- Listen: Paying attention when someone is talking.
- Manners: Using good behavior in public.
- Truth: Telling what really happened.
- Care: Showing you care about someone’s feelings.
- Help: Doing something to make things easier for others.
Problem Solving with Respect (Sample Solutions):
1. Problem: Teacher giving directions, friend talking beside you.
Solution: Politely ask your friend to wait until after class, or raise your hand if you’re confused.
2. Problem: Friend wants to play soccer, you want tag.
Solution: Suggest playing both games — maybe soccer first, then tag later.
3. Problem: Little brother took your favorite toy and won’t give it back.
Solution: Calmly say, “That’s mine — can I have it back?” If he doesn’t, tell an adult calmly.
4. Problem: Finished picnic, no trash can nearby.
Solution: Hold onto your trash until you find one, or take it home to recycle.
5. Problem: Walking into store, old woman behind you also entering.
Solution: Let her go ahead — she might need more time or space.
Respect Crossword (Clue Answers Based on Word Bank):
Across:
4. Quiet → CALM
7. High standards → INTEGRITY
8. Thinking highly of someone → ADMIRE
9. To feel something is important → VALUE
10. Being courteous → POLITE
11. Use experience or enjoy with others → SHARE
Down:
1. Saying please/thank you → COURTESY
2. Assisting others → HELP
3. Make decision about problem → RESOLVE
5. A polite favor → KINDNESS
6. Wanting to do good by others → EMPATHY
7. Tell the truth → HONEST
9. Aware of another person’s feelings → UNDERSTAND
10. Have concern for others → CARE
13. Hearing someone when they speak → LISTEN
14. Being honest, not lying → TRUTH
*(Note: Some clues may fit multiple words from the bank — these are logical matches based on common usage in elementary social-emotional learning.)*
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of respect worksheet for kids.
