The document discusses what it means to be a dependable child. It states that a dependable child can be trusted to complete tasks correctly and without much supervision. Examples are given of behaviors of a dependable child, such as keeping their space neat and clean, doing assignments, and helping with household chores. The document encourages children to demonstrate dependability by preparing for school, doing assignments, studying lessons, and more.

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4. BEING
DEPENDABLE

5. Are you a
dependable
child?

6. A dependable child
or person means that
you are reliable and
trustworthy.

7. A dependable child
can be trusted to do
things correctly without
being told or with little
supervision.

8. He or she can also
do things for other.

9. He or she keeps
things neat, clean,
and orderly.

10. He or she keeps
promises.

11. A dependable
child finishes tasks or
chores that he or she
starts.

12. Being a dependable
child:

13.  She prepares her
things for school before she
sleeps.

14.  She does her
assignment.

15.  She studies her
lessons.

16.  She cleans her room.

17.  She helps do
household chores.

18.  She helps do
household chores.

19. BEING
DEPENDABLE

20. Being dependable means
performing tasks or duties
without being told. It also means
that you can be trusted to carry
out work assigned to you at
home, in school, and in the
community.

21. Write how can you show
that you are dependable in each
situation.

22. 1. Your teacher asked you to be the leader of
the group project. One of your members did
not cooperate. What will you do?
2. Your helper is sick and your mother asked
you to help her do some household chores.
Your best friend came and invited you to a
birthday party. What will you do?

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