This document outlines how to respect different people and situations. It discusses respecting parents by doing chores without being asked and mediating fights between siblings. Respecting teachers involves being on time, turning in homework, and being quiet in class. Respecting those in authority means giving them full attention when they speak and obeying them. It also discusses respecting friends, classmates, and teammates by helping them with schoolwork or practice. The document concludes with how to respect others on a bad day, such as helping one's mother with dinner and cleaning up afterwards to avoid fights.

1. MY PERSONAL DEFINITION
OF RESPECT
Golden Rule:
Admiring someone or
something by the way they
act.

2. RESPECTING MY
PARENTS
To Better Respect My
Parents I Will: Do things
without being told to do
them. Be the older person
when me and my brother
fight and drop it.

3. RESPECTING MY
TEACHER
To better respect my teachers I
will: Always be in class on time,
turn in homework the next day
and be quiet wen the teacher is
teaching.

4. RESPECTING THOSE IN
POSITION OF
AUTHORITY
My opinion of a person of
authority is someone that is a
good leader.
I WILL OBEY THE PEOPLE IN
AUTHORITY BY: Giving them
my full atenttion and focus wen
they are talking.

5. RESPECT FRIENDS AND
CLASSMATES.
I will respect my friends and
class mates by: Helping them
wen they need help with class
work or anything else.

6. RESPECTING
TEAMMATES
I will respect my teammates by:
Helping practice if they have a
hard time on doing the sport

7. HOW I WILL RESPECT
OTHERS IN A SITUATION
If my mom is having a bad day
after a long day from work I will
help her with dinner and set the
table. I will not fight with my
sisters and will clean the house
after dinner.