1. Respect means treating others with kindness, consideration, and dignity, valuing their feelings, opinions, and rights even when they differ from your own.
2. It is important to show respect because it helps build trust, creates a safe and positive environment for everyone, and fosters healthy relationships at home, school, and in the community.
3. I am respectful to my friends by listening when they speak, being honest but kind, including them, and not teasing or gossiping about them.
4. I am respectful to my teacher by raising my hand before speaking, following classroom rules, completing assignments on time, and using polite language like “please” and “thank you.”
5. I am respectful of the belongings of others and school property by asking permission before using something that isn’t mine, taking care of shared items, cleaning up after myself, and reporting damage if I see it.
6. I show respect to adults by using polite greetings, making eye contact, following their instructions, and speaking in a calm and courteous tone.
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