Respect in the Classroom
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Showing children how to be respectful in the classroom
We would all love to live in an ideal world where every student was well behaved, obeyed the rules, and respected each other. Unfortunately, the ideal world doesn't seem to exist, at least not without learning about those things prior to going to class. Respectful Rabbit, one of nine Characters from Characters of Character, received a letter from one young student who had a question about respect in the classroom. Take a few moments to view what this student asked, Joni's response, meet Respectful Rabbit, and learn a few ways that you can show respect in the classroom.
Respectful Rabbit is only one of nine Characters our organization created to help children better relate to and internalize positive character traits.
Showing Respect in the Classroom Video
Are you looking for a fun and engaging way to help your students or children understand ways to be respectful in the classroom? Take a moment to view our video featuring Respectful Rabbit. Joni will discuss a few ways that you can portray respect in the classroom, announce the contest winner, share a letter written to Respectful Rabbit, and let you know how your letter could be featured in one of our videos.
Respect in the Classroom Activity Book
Want something more than just the printable list of ways to be respectful in the classroom? This coloring and activity book might be just what you're looking for. Includes 30 colored stickers, and 16 pages of pure fun. Make learning exciting with our Character, Respectful Rabbit.
Respect in the Classroom (Coloring and activity book featuring Respectful Rabbit. Includes stickers)
Amazon Price: $7.00 (as of 06/03/2012)
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Characters of Character is committed to making a difference in the lives of as many children as possible. Our organization establishes a strong foundation for children to develop strong civic values.
How can you show respect in the classroom?
These are just a few ways that students can show respect in the classroom. This is taken directly from the video.
- 1Be a good listener
- 2Keep your hands and feet to yourself
- 3Raise your hand and wait to be called on
- 4Treat others the way that you would like to be treated
Free printable list of ways to be respectful in the classroom
Don't forget to take advantage of this free printable list of ways to be respectful in the classroom. Click on the picture above to print your very own copy.
Write to Respectful Rabbit
Did you know that you can also write to Respectful Rabbit? Our videos are created using letters written to our Characters as the foundation. Without your letters (even from parents and educators!) our organization wouldn't be able to make the most beneficial resources and tools possible. You can write to your favorite Character at:
Characters of Character NFP, Inc.
Attn: (Favorite Character)
PO Box 391
McHenry, IL 60050
For a response, please be sure to include either a self addressed stamped envelope or a $1 donation. Any letters received that do not include either a SASE or a $1 donation will not receive a response.
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Tipi
Oct 25, 2011 @ 12:18 pm | delete
- Sadly, mannerliness seems to be being lost along the way. Thank you for bringing it back. Self respect seems to be an important element in respecting others and being respectful in the classroom and any where a child goes.
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KonaGirl
Sep 30, 2011 @ 9:32 am | delete
- Common everyday manners should be taught at home as an ongoing process starting before a child is school age and on going until the child is grown. Unfortunately, too many parents do not seem to understand that it is their JOB and not the job of the teacher to teach respect as an every day life skill. Making simple videos for the children & the parents is a start towards this educational process. I am leaving a *Squid Angel Blessing* for a well done lens and I've added your link to My Squid Angel Wings to be featured in the "Parenting & Kids ยป Children" neighborhood.
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JDWheeler
Sep 30, 2011 @ 9:22 am | delete
- We are currently teaching our little girl about manners. I believe it's important to start them young understanding how to treat people. It's a lesson that will benefit them their whole lives.
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jackiebolen
Sep 29, 2011 @ 11:46 pm | delete
- I like the idea...might try it out in my classroom one of these days.
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Lija_Rasa
Sep 29, 2011 @ 5:26 pm | delete
- Very helpful!
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