RESPECT 101
SELF-RESPECT
RESPECTING OTHERS
RESPECT AT SCHOOL
RESPECT AT HOME
100

These two simple phrases should always be used when asking for something or when someone hands you an item.

What are "please" and "thank you?"

100

Having self-respect means being comfortable saying this simple, one-syllable word when someone asks you to do something that violates your values.

What is no?

100

This ancient universal rule states that you should treat other people exactly how you want to be treated.

What is the Golden Rule?

100

If a peer or teacher is presenting at the front of the room, you should show respect by keeping your mouth closed and doing this with your eyes.

What is eye contact?

100

If you want to enter a sibling’s or parent's bedroom and the door is closed, you should always do this first.

What is knock?

200

If you arrive late to class, you should enter the room in this manner so you don't disrupt the students who are already working.

What is quietly?

200

This psychological term refers to how much you value, respect, and feel confident about yourself.

What is self-esteem?

200

This term refers to repeating rumors or talking about someone's private business behind their back, which seriously breaks down trust.

What is gossiping?

200

Instead of blurting out an answer or interrupting a teacher who is speaking, a middle school student should use this common physical gesture.

What is raise your hand?

200

Borrowing an item from a sibling's room, like a hoodie, a game, or a charger, without doing this first is a major violation of respect.

What is asking for permission?

300

This non-verbal cue, such as crossing your arms tightly or glaring, can communicate disrespect without you saying a single word.

What is body language?

300

This physical reaction, such as walking away, taking a deep breath, or counting to ten, shows respect for yourself and others when a conversation gets too heated.

What is taking a time out?

300

When you realize you were wrong or hurt someone's feelings during an argument, a respectful person offers a sincere one of these.

What is an apology?

300

According to NH law, this piece of technology should be put away and silenced during class time to show respect for the learning environment.

What is a cell phone?

300

When a parent asks you to do a chore like taking out the trash or unloading the dishwasher, a respectful person does it the first time without doing this back.

What is talking back?

400

Holding the door open for someone walking in behind you is a classic example of this respectful trait.

What is courtesy or politeness?

400

When you say "No" to a request because you are already overwhelmed or because it compromises your values, you are setting these healthy parameters.

What are boundaries?

400

Using digital tools, text messages, or social media apps to intentionally torment, threaten, or humiliate a peer is known by this term.

What is cyberbullying?

400

When your sports team loses a game, you show respect to the opposing team by shaking hands and avoiding this poor behavioral trait.

What is being a sore loser or poor sportsmanship?

400

To show self-respect and respect for your home, you should keep your personal bedroom reasonably clean so it doesn't attract these unwanted pests.

What are bugs?

500

This phrase refers to the permanent trail of data, photos, and comments you leave behind on the internet, which you should respect to protect your own future.

What is a digital footprint?

500

Having self-respect doesn't mean you never make mistakes; instead, it means you do this when things go wrong rather than blaming everyone else.

What is take responsibility?

500

Respecting school property means avoiding this illegal act, which involves damaging or defacing walls, desks, or bathrooms.

What is grafitti or vandalism?

500

Copying a classmate's homework or looking at their test answers is a major sign of disrespect known academically by this term.

What is cheating?

500

This six-letter word describes a mutual agreement where family members resolve a disagreement, ensuring everyone's feelings are respected. Sometimes, you have to give up something you want.

What is a compromise?

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