KindergartenWorksheetSocial Studies15–20 minutes

Good Behaviors in the Classroom Community

Skill taught: Recognizing respectful, responsible, and kind choices in a school community

A classroom-community worksheet that helps children recognize respectful, responsible, and kind choices at school.

Subject

Social Studies

Type

Worksheet

Free printable
Time

15–20 minutes

Estimated

Materials Needed

  • β€’Printed worksheet
  • β€’Pencil
  • β€’Crayons

Directions

  1. 1.Review the three community values: respectful, responsible, kind.
  2. 2.Look at each behavior scenario and decide: is this a good choice or a poor choice?
  3. 3.Circle or color the good choices.
  4. 4.For poor choices, discuss: "What could this person do differently?"
  5. 5.Draw one good behavior you can do in your learning community today.

Parent Teaching Tip

Behavior discussions are most effective when they are proactive, not reactive. Use this worksheet before a challenging situation (a new co-op, a field trip) to set expectations, not after a problem has already occurred.

Skill Progression

Prerequisite skill

Understanding of rules and why they exist

This resource

Good Behaviors in the Classroom Community

Next skill

Perspective-taking; conflict resolution

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