Teacher Respect
Your teacher asks you to sit in your assigned seat. What should you do?
Find the chair with your name and sit down
A friend is talking during group. Should you interrupt or wait for your turn?
Don't interrupt, wait for them to finish talking, then it is your turn to talk.
What should your body be doing when the teacher explains a group activity?
- Sitting in your seat, hands to your self, mouth closed, eyes on teacher, ears listening.
Name one kind thing you can say to a peer.
- Good job!
- Thank you!
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Your teacher says it is time to clean up, but you want to keep playing. What do you do?
Your teacher is talking, but you want to tell a story. What is the respectful thing to do?
Raise your hand and wait to be called on
A peer chooses a game you do not like. How can you respond respectfully?
- Using kind words and not yelling, tell them how you feel.
- Say okay I will play this with you but then can I pick the next game?- Compromising is part of being respectful
You want to leave your group because you are bored. What should you do first?
Stay in your seat, raise your hand, nicely ask for permission to take a break
You feel angry. Is yelling at your teacher a respectful way to show it?
No. Raise your hand, use kind words, and gentle voice to tell your teacher how you feel.
A peer gets picked to be the leader instead of you. What is a respectful response?
Congratulate them and be kind
Your teacher tells you that you cannot have a toy right now. What should you say or do?
Listen and respect their answer.
Someone makes a mistake while answering a question. What should you do?
- Don't laugh
- Use kind words and calm voice to let them know
- Help them figure it out nicely
Why is it important to keep your hands and feet to yourself?
- You could hurt someone else
- Respect their boundaries and ask for permission before touching someone
A peer says something that hurts your feelings. What can you say instead of insulting them back?
- Please stop that hurts my feelings
- Give me space please
- IGNORE THEIR WORDS AND MOVE AWAY FROM THEM
You accidentally bump into a peer and knock over their work. What should you do?
- Apologize
- Help them pick it up
You think your teacher made an unfair decision. How can you respectfully share your opinion?
Calmly tell your teacher how you feel, respect their answer, and use coping skills to calm down.
A peer tells you to stop touching their things. What should you do?
STOP
A peer is answering a question, and you know the answer too. What should you do?
Let them try to answer first
Raise your hand and offer to help if they do not know the answer.
What is the difference between disagreeing respectfully and being disrespectful?
- Using kind words
- Using a gentle voice
- Treating the other person how you would want to be treated
Your teacher says “no” to something you really wanted. How can you show respect while feeling disappointed?
- Use kind words, calm body, and gentle voice to tell them how you feel.
- Use coping skills to move on
You are angry because your teacher gives you a direction you do not like. Name two respectful choices you can make.
- Calmly tell them how you feel
- Use a coping skill to calm down
- Ask for help if you need it
You and a peer both want to be first. How can you solve the problem respectfully?
You accidentally disrupt the group and distract everyone. What can you do to repair the situation?
Apologize, stop talking, sit down, and listen.
You feel so frustrated that you want to throw something or hit someone. What are three safer choices?
- Gently put the items down until you're calm
- Take deep breaths
- Count to 10
- Take space
- Ask teacher for help or to take a break
Your friend is breaking a group rule and tells you to do it too. What should you do?
Ignore them.
Follow the rule and set a good example.