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Understanding Respect Worksheet

Explore what respect looks and sounds like. Read each situation, choose thoughtful actions and explain your ideas. You may ask a trusted adult for help if a question feels uncomfortable.

Respect at the Dinosaur Dig

Mason, Layla and Anh are working together at a dinosaur dig. Each person has a different job, and the team needs to listen, share and look after one another.

1.At the dig, Layla is explaining how she found a fossil. Which action shows respect?
  • Listen without interrupting.
  • Talk over her so you can share your idea first.
  • Walk away while she is speaking.
2.Mason and Anh both want to use the soft brush. What is a fair and respectful way to solve this?
3.True or false: You only need to be respectful to people who are your friends.
TrueFalse
4.Complete the thought: When someone listens carefully to me, I might feel . Choose a feeling word and explain why.

Respect in Tricky Moments

At lunchtime, a new dig-team member is sitting by themself. A few children giggle at the food in their lunchbox. You do not know the person's name yet.

5.Choose the most respectful first response to the lunchtime situation.
  • Invite the new team member to sit with you and speak kindly.
  • Join in the giggling so the group likes you.
  • Make a comment about the food.
6.Why is it unkind to tease someone about the food they bring?
7.Match each situation with a respectful response.
  • A teammate makes a mistake.
  • You disagree about which fossil to sketch.
  • You want to borrow someone's pencil.
  • Explain your idea calmly and listen to theirs.
  • Ask first and return it when finished.
  • Offer help without laughing.
8.Anh accidentally knocks over a tray of soil while carrying it. Write one respectful thing Mason could say or do.
9.A teammate asks you not to share a photo of them online. What should you do, and why?
10.Make a small respect promise for the dig team. Write one action you can try this week and who it could help.

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  • Understanding Respect Worksheet, page 1 of 3: Respect at the Dinosaur Dig

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  • Understanding Respect Worksheet, page 2 of 3: Respect in Tricky Moments

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  • Understanding Respect Worksheet, page 3 of 3: 9. A teammate asks you not to share a photo of them online. What should you do,

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