Four Respects
How many respects are there?
4
What is a goal?
Something you want to achieve.
What does integrity mean?
Doing the right thing when no one is watching.
I can show integrity by being honest and fulfilling my responsibilities.
I can make the right decisions and do what’s right, even with peer pressure.
You accidentally knock over a classroom project and break part of it. No one sees you.
Question: What should you do?
Tell the teacher what happened, take responsibility, and offer to help fix it.
What is your school mascot?
A panther.
What are the 4 respects?
Yourself, others, activity, and privacy.
Why is it helpful to make a plan?
To know what steps to take or to remember.
What does it mean to do the right thing when no one is watching?
Making good choices even when nobody is there to see what you do.
Your friend asks you to let them copy your answers during a test. They say, “Come on, we're friends!”
Question: How can you respond?
Tell your friend you won't let them copy because it's dishonest. Encourage them to do their own work.
What are your school colors?
Maroon and Gold.
What is respecting yourself?
No negative self-talk and take care of yourself.
What could you do if you are not making progress?
Change strategies, ask for help, or keep trying.
How can you show integrity at school?
Tell the truth, follow rules, include others, and take responsibility for your actions.
Your group gets a good grade, but one student did almost all the work.
Question: What would showing integrity look like?
Give credit to everyone who contributed and be honest about each person's effort.
What is the name of your school?
Van Allen Elementary.
What is respecting others?
Being kind and treating others how you want to be treated.
What does it mean to track your progress?
Checking how you are doing as you work toward your goal.
What should you do if you make a mistake?
Admit the mistake, apologize if needed, and try to make it right.
Your friends are making fun of a classmate in a group chat. They encourage you to add a mean comment.
Question: What should you do?
Don't join in. Ask them to stop, support the classmate, or tell a trusted adult if the behavior continues or someone may be unsafe.
Who is your principal?
Mrs. Collora.
What is respecting the activity and privacy?
Why is making mistakes an important part of learning?
Mistakes help you learn what to change and how to improve.
Is it always easy to do the right thing? Why or why not?
No. Sometimes we feel pressure to fit in or worry about getting in trouble.
A friend tells you they are being hurt or are thinking about hurting themselves. They make you promise not to tell anyone.
Question: What is the right thing to do?
Tell a trusted adult who can help keep your friend safe. Explain to your friend that you care about them too much to keep an unsafe secret.
What grades are at Van Allen Elementary?
3, 4, and 5.