Make a list of thingspeople say who arerespectful. Here are afew: “please.” “Thankyou.” “I appreciate that.”“May I hold the door?”“Pardon me.” “I’m sorryI offended you.”List fiveantonymsfor the wordrespect.Draw a picture of yourhead and cut it out. Whatkinds of things would arespectful character do?Write or draw at least 8characteristics ofrespectful people insidethe silhouette. Circle onesthat you do.Read the story,"Challenge andChange" andanswer thequestions.Describe waysyou have actedrespectfully ordisrespectfullythis week.Make a list of thingspeople say who arerespectful. Here are afew: “please.” “Thankyou.” “I appreciate that.”“May I hold the door?”“Pardon me.” “I’m sorryI offended you.”Look up the word “respect” ina dictionary. Find at least 10different words that meanalmost the same thing as“respectful.” These words arecalled synonyms. Write eachsynonym on a paper strip. Linkyour paper strips together tomake a chain andWrite a word foreach letter inthe wordrespect thatmeans almostthe same thing.What arethree waysyou can showyour parentsrespect?Completeworksheet"Respectin Sports"Think of someonewho is respectfuland talk aboutwhy they would bea good friend."Respectthe GoldenRule"worksheetDraw at leastfive pictures ofpeople showingrespect toothers. Make acollage.List at leastfivesynonyms forthe wordrespect.Read a booksilently. List 3ways thecharactersshowedrespect.Write a paragraphdescribing how theworld would bedifferent if morepeople showedrespect toward oneanother.Create arecipe forrespect. Whatingredients doyou need?Make a list ofpeople you thinkare respectful andwhy you addedthem to your list.Completeworksheet"The Forestof Respect"What arethree waysyou can showyour teacherrespect?Look up thedefinition ofrespect.Write itdown.Make a campaign posterabout respect. Make sure youinclude the word “Respect”and two reasons whysomeone would want to votefor having respect at yourschool. You could useconstruction paper, felt pens,crayons, magazine cut-outsand templatesEvery day thisweek give asincerecompliment tosomeone.Think of someonewho is respectfuland talk aboutwhy they would bea good friend.Make a list of thingspeople say who arerespectful. Here are afew: “please.” “Thankyou.” “I appreciate that.”“May I hold the door?”“Pardon me.” “I’m sorryI offended you.”List fiveantonymsfor the wordrespect.Draw a picture of yourhead and cut it out. Whatkinds of things would arespectful character do?Write or draw at least 8characteristics ofrespectful people insidethe silhouette. Circle onesthat you do.Read the story,"Challenge andChange" andanswer thequestions.Describe waysyou have actedrespectfully ordisrespectfullythis week.Make a list of thingspeople say who arerespectful. Here are afew: “please.” “Thankyou.” “I appreciate that.”“May I hold the door?”“Pardon me.” “I’m sorryI offended you.”Look up the word “respect” ina dictionary. Find at least 10different words that meanalmost the same thing as“respectful.” These words arecalled synonyms. Write eachsynonym on a paper strip. Linkyour paper strips together tomake a chain andWrite a word foreach letter inthe wordrespect thatmeans almostthe same thing.What arethree waysyou can showyour parentsrespect?Completeworksheet"Respectin Sports"Think of someonewho is respectfuland talk aboutwhy they would bea good friend."Respectthe GoldenRule"worksheetDraw at leastfive pictures ofpeople showingrespect toothers. Make acollage.List at leastfivesynonyms forthe wordrespect.Read a booksilently. List 3ways thecharactersshowedrespect.Write a paragraphdescribing how theworld would bedifferent if morepeople showedrespect toward oneanother.Create arecipe forrespect. Whatingredients doyou need?Make a list ofpeople you thinkare respectful andwhy you addedthem to your list.Completeworksheet"The Forestof Respect"What arethree waysyou can showyour teacherrespect?Look up thedefinition ofrespect.Write itdown.Make a campaign posterabout respect. Make sure youinclude the word “Respect”and two reasons whysomeone would want to votefor having respect at yourschool. You could useconstruction paper, felt pens,crayons, magazine cut-outsand templatesEvery day thisweek give asincerecompliment tosomeone.Think of someonewho is respectfuland talk aboutwhy they would bea good friend.

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(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Make a list of things people say who are respectful. Here are a few: “please.” “Thank you.” “I appreciate that.” “May I hold the door?” “Pardon me.” “I’m sorry I offended you.”
  2. List five antonyms for the word respect.
  3. Draw a picture of your head and cut it out. What kinds of things would a respectful character do? Write or draw at least 8 characteristics of respectful people inside the silhouette. Circle ones that you do.
  4. Read the story, "Challenge and Change" and answer the questions.
  5. Describe ways you have acted respectfully or disrespectfully this week.
  6. Make a list of things people say who are respectful. Here are a few: “please.” “Thank you.” “I appreciate that.” “May I hold the door?” “Pardon me.” “I’m sorry I offended you.”
  7. Look up the word “respect” in a dictionary. Find at least 10 different words that mean almost the same thing as “respectful.” These words are called synonyms. Write each synonym on a paper strip. Link your paper strips together to make a chain and
  8. Write a word for each letter in the word respect that means almost the same thing.
  9. What are three ways you can show your parents respect?
  10. Complete worksheet "Respect in Sports"
  11. Think of someone who is respectful and talk about why they would be a good friend.
  12. "Respect the Golden Rule" worksheet
  13. Draw at least five pictures of people showing respect to others. Make a collage.
  14. List at least five synonyms for the word respect.
  15. Read a book silently. List 3 ways the characters showed respect.
  16. Write a paragraph describing how the world would be different if more people showed respect toward one another.
  17. Create a recipe for respect. What ingredients do you need?
  18. Make a list of people you think are respectful and why you added them to your list.
  19. Complete worksheet "The Forest of Respect"
  20. What are three ways you can show your teacher respect?
  21. Look up the definition of respect. Write it down.
  22. Make a campaign poster about respect. Make sure you include the word “Respect” and two reasons why someone would want to vote for having respect at your school. You could use construction paper, felt pens, crayons, magazine cut-outs and templates
  23. Every day this week give a sincere compliment to someone.
  24. Think of someone who is respectful and talk about why they would be a good friend.