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Understanding Respect Worksheet

Respect means treating people with care and fairness. Read each situation and choose or write a helpful response. You can ask a trusted adult for support if you are unsure what to do.

The playground team

The class is choosing a game at lunch. Amira wants to play handball, and Grace suggests skipping. Everyone wants a turn to share an idea.

1.What could the group do so each person is treated fairly?
  • Let one person decide every time.
  • Listen to each idea and take turns choosing a game.
  • Tell Grace that his idea is silly.
2.A new child asks to join the game, but the teams are already made. Write one kind thing you could say and one fair way to include them.
3.True or false: Respect means you must agree with everyone all the time.
TrueFalse

Listening and boundaries

During a class activity, Jai is explaining her idea. Mason starts interrupting. Later, Jai says she does not want a hug.

4.What is a respectful way for Mason to show he is listening while Jai talks?
  • Wait for Jai to finish, then respond.
  • Speak louder so his idea is heard first.
  • Walk away while she is speaking.
5.Jai does not want a hug. What should Mason do?
6.Complete the sentence with a respectful action: If I disagree with a friend, I can…

Respect in everyday moments

Respect can be shown at home, at school and in the community. Think about what people might need in each situation.

7.Match each situation to a respectful action.
  • Your sibling is using a game you would like.
  • Someone drops their lunchbox.
  • A friend is sharing a worry.
  • Offer to help pick it up.
  • Ask when it will be your turn.
  • Listen and ask if they would like help.
8.A classmate makes a mistake while reading aloud. Name one response that would help them feel safe to keep trying.
9.Choose two respectful actions you could use when working with a group.
  • Take turns speaking.
  • Ignore other people's ideas.
  • Share the materials fairly.
  • Grab the materials first.
10.Write a small respect goal for this week. Include where you will try it and what you will do.

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  • Understanding Respect Worksheet, page 1 of 3: The playground team

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  • Understanding Respect Worksheet, page 2 of 3: Listening and boundaries, Respect in everyday moments

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  • Understanding Respect Worksheet, page 3 of 3: 8. A classmate makes a mistake while reading aloud. Name one response that would

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