Here are some ideas you can use to fill in the boxes. You can write these down or draw pictures that show these actions.
With my friends
* Listening when they are talking.
* Sharing toys or games.
* Using kind words and not name-calling.
* Waiting for your turn.
At school
* Raising your hand before speaking.
* Following the teacher’s instructions.
* Taking care of classroom books and supplies.
* Walking quietly in the hallways.
With my parents or teacher
* Saying "please" and "thank you."
* Looking at them when they are speaking to you.
* Doing your chores or homework without being asked twice.
* Telling the truth.
Yourself
* Keeping your body clean (brushing teeth, washing hands).
* Eating healthy foods.
* Trying your best even when things are hard.
* Speaking kindly to yourself (not saying mean things about yourself).
Final Answer:
You can fill the four sections with these examples:
1.
With my friends: Listen when they talk and share toys.
2.
At school: Raise your hand and take care of school supplies.
3.
With my parents or teacher: Say please and thank you, and follow directions.
4.
Yourself: Keep your body clean and try your best.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of respect worksheet for kids.
