To be respectful means showing kindness to peers and family, being polite to substitutes, keeping neat for custodians, and being a good listener for teachers. It also means stopping talk when teachers are talking, listening to instructions from teachers and parents, doing homework and chores, and obeying rules from those in authority. Demonstrating respect also involves helping friends with homework, not making a mess at their homes, assisting new classmates, and supporting teammates even if they take your position.

1. To be respectful means to be kind towards
peers, loving towards family to be polite to
substitutes, neat for custodian and a good
listener for teachers.

2. To be respectful towards teacher is to stop
talking when they are and don’t talk when
you aren’t given permission to and to listen
to what they are saying because 9 times out
of 10 it is going to help you for further
references.

3. To be respectful to parents or in my case
grandparent’s would be to go home and do
my home work to maintain achieving grades
and to do your chores and keep your room
clean because if it weren't for them you
wouldn’t have a room to clean is sleep in, you
also have to obey their rules.

4. You can respect people in authority by
completing the task or what they tell you to
do when they tell you to do it, because most
of the time its for your well being.

5. I respect my friends by helping them with
homework or taking their trays, or when 9i go
to their house I don’t trash their room or
disrespect their family by speaking out of my
terms.

6. When I meet a classmate that just started
here I help them figure out their schedule like
where they go and by telling them if there are
split lunches or if we have and enrichment
secession's or what the clothing expectations
are.

7. I respect my teammates by making sure that
they have a chance to play or by cheering
them on even if they took my position and if
they are new by helping figure out new or old
plays.