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Give Respect Lesson Plan Example

This lesson plan teaches students about respect by defining it as showing concern for others through considerate behaviors. It provides examples of respectful behaviors like listening, cleaning up, and speaking nicely. Non-examples include grabbing, name-calling, and being disruptive. Activities to reinforce the concept include writing definitions of respect, demonstrating examples, and role playing respectful scenarios. The plan outlines rules for respect in different school settings like the cafeteria, hallways, and restrooms. It concludes by suggesting reminders of the rules and a reward system to encourage appropriate behaviors.

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Give Respect Lesson Plan Example

This lesson plan teaches students about respect by defining it as showing concern for others through considerate behaviors. It provides examples of respectful behaviors like listening, cleaning up, and speaking nicely. Non-examples include grabbing, name-calling, and being disruptive. Activities to reinforce the concept include writing definitions of respect, demonstrating examples, and role playing respectful scenarios. The plan outlines rules for respect in different school settings like the cafeteria, hallways, and restrooms. It concludes by suggesting reminders of the rules and a reward system to encourage appropriate behaviors.

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Lesson Plan for Teaching: Give Respect

1. Concept (Expectation)

Give Respect
2 . D efin itio n a n d C ritica l A ttrib u tes

To show concern and consideration for others and/or property, behaviors that help people feel calmer, safer, friendlier, and more cooperative. 3. Examples Listening to others (teachers and students) Picking up trash, keep areas clean Speak nicely to others Ask to borrow things Look at the person who is speaking 3. Non- Examples Grab things Calling names Using harsh tone/being abrupt Non-attentive during lesson Playing around while teacher is talking

4. Activities to Enhance Concept Development Have students write/draw definition of respect Demonstrate examples and non-examples Write letters of advice to peers about what respect looks like at Egypt Lake Act out/draw pictures of what respect looks like 5. Activities to Check for Understanding Act out/draw pictures Writing letters

6. Activities to Extend Concept Development Journal entries on respect Ask student the following: How many examples of respect do you find in class? At home? At the store?

Teaching Rules: Give Respect


SETTING 1 Cafeteria RULE EXAMPLE
Walk with both hands on tray. Sit at table with hands and feet in own area.

NON-EXAMPLE
Balancing tray with one hand. Arms, legs on others space.

Rule 1 Keep hands, feet, and objects to self

SETTING 2 Hall
Rule 1

RULE
Stop at intersection and yield to the right

EXAMPLE
Stopping at stop sign wait and move after class passes. Stopping at stop sign wait quietly, stand still, and move after class passes.

NON-EXAMPLE
Moving in between students in another class passing by. Moving in between students in another class passing by, talking to peers, and making noises.

Rule 2 Let the entire class move forward

SETTING 3 Classroom
Rule 1

RULE

EXAMPLE

NON-EXAMPLE
Saying Give me that! and hollering orders Playing brain quest and always being the one to ask questions Playing in desk with head down and making noise.

Use polite language and low Say please and tone of voice thank you while speaking softly Rule 2 Take turns Playing brain quest and take turns answering Rule 3 Be attentive to others Look at person speaking.

SETTING 4 Playground

RULE

EXAMPLE
Appropriately going down the slide.

NON-EXAMPLE

Rule 1 Keep hands, feet, and objects to self Rule 2 Use polite language

Pushing others out of the way to go down the slide. Saying excuse me or Telling others to shut Im sorry if you up! and Youre bump into someone. stupid!

SETTING 5 Restroom

RULE

EXAMPLE
When stall door is closed, knock to see if someone is in there. After washing hands dry them, place towel in trash. Use toilet paper to wipe yourself after using the restroom. Use water and turn faucet completely off when finished.

NON-EXAMPLE
Pounding on door to get in. Toss paper towel on the floor and walk away. Making spitballs and tossing them on the ceiling. After washing hands, keep water running.

Rule 1 Give others privacy

Rule 2 Paper towels in the trash

Rule 3 Use toilet paper appropriately Rule 4 Turn water off

SETTING 6 Dismissal

RULE

EXAMPLE
Walk directly to the park, walk home or go where you are supposed to go

NON-EXAMPLE
Go to friends house without telling someone and/or receiving permission.

Rule 1 Follow parents dismissal plan

Activities to Allow Students to Practice Desired Behaviors:


Eagle posters throughout school to remind students

Plan for Rewarding Appropriate Behavior:


1) Eagle dollars 2)

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