Not only children but adults should take the time to be respectful to those around us. I have always tried to teach Charlie to use respect when he sees a Firemen or Policemen. I believe we should teach not only children but to remind adults to use respect.
I would like to share 35 Activities Your Students Can Do To Learn Respect because as parents we should we should lead by example. Because Charlie has gone so rude and disrespectful that it’s time to nip it in the bud.
There are many ways people show respect to others, and the more aware that students are of what those actions look and sound like, the more likely they are to incorporate those behaviors in their daily lives. Here are 35 activities students can do to learn the meaning and value of respect. There’s one (and a few more) for each day of the month.
This is the first task Charlie and I will be working on. Then each week we will add a new task until each day we are completing all 35 task:
Every day this week give a sincere compliment to someone. Create a weekly planner that will help you track your behavior. Each day you must write who you gave the compliment to and describe their reaction.
Thank you,
Glenda, Charlie and David Cates
