Activities/Respect Others Practice

Age Range

5-12 years old

Duration

30 minutes

Difficulty Level

⭐⭐

Respect Others Practice

Learn to value and honor others

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Materials Needed

Picture Cards with Diverse Characters

1 set (12-15 cards)

$8-15

💡 Suggested stores: Amazon, Target, Educational supplier websites

Emotion/Respect Scenario Cards

2 sets (10 scenarios each)

Free to $5

💡 Suggested stores: Dollar Tree, Print at home, Pinterest templates

Respect Poster Materials

1 large poster board + markers/colored pencils

$3-8

Optional

💡 Suggested stores: Dollar Tree, Walmart, Target, Home supplies

Role-Play Props (optional dress-up items)

3-5 simple props

Free to $10

Optional

💡 Suggested stores: Dollar Tree, Home (repurpose items), Target seasonal section

Respect Pledge or Affirmation Cards

1 set (one per child)

Free to $3

Optional

💡 Suggested stores: Print at home, Dollar Tree, Canva templates

Troubleshooting

Preparation

Ensure enough time to complete the activity

Prepare required materials and tools

Choose appropriate environment and venue

Safety Tips

Please ensure activities are conducted under adult supervision and pay attention to safety.

Materials Needed

Picture Cards with Diverse Characters

1 set (12-15 cards)

$8-15

💡 Suggested stores: Amazon, Target, Educational supplier websites

Emotion/Respect Scenario Cards

2 sets (10 scenarios each)

Free to $5

💡 Suggested stores: Dollar Tree, Print at home, Pinterest templates

Respect Poster Materials

1 large poster board + markers/colored pencils

$3-8

Optional

💡 Suggested stores: Dollar Tree, Walmart, Target, Home supplies

Role-Play Props (optional dress-up items)

3-5 simple props

Free to $10

Optional

💡 Suggested stores: Dollar Tree, Home (repurpose items), Target seasonal section

Respect Pledge or Affirmation Cards

1 set (one per child)

Free to $3

Optional

💡 Suggested stores: Print at home, Dollar Tree, Canva templates

Troubleshooting

Materials Needed

Picture Cards with Diverse Characters

1 set (12-15 cards)

$8-15

💡 Suggested stores: Amazon, Target, Educational supplier websites

Emotion/Respect Scenario Cards

2 sets (10 scenarios each)

Free to $5

💡 Suggested stores: Dollar Tree, Print at home, Pinterest templates

Respect Poster Materials

1 large poster board + markers/colored pencils

$3-8

Optional

💡 Suggested stores: Dollar Tree, Walmart, Target, Home supplies

Role-Play Props (optional dress-up items)

3-5 simple props

Free to $10

Optional

💡 Suggested stores: Dollar Tree, Home (repurpose items), Target seasonal section

Respect Pledge or Affirmation Cards

1 set (one per child)

Free to $3

Optional

💡 Suggested stores: Print at home, Dollar Tree, Canva templates

Troubleshooting

Respect Others Practice

Materials Needed

Picture Cards with Diverse Characters

Emotion/Respect Scenario Cards

Respect Poster Materials

Role-Play Props (optional dress-up items)

Respect Pledge or Affirmation Cards

Troubleshooting

My child keeps interrupting others and finds it hard to wait for their turn during conversations or group activities.

When another child takes a toy or bumps into them, my kid gets upset quickly and doesn't understand it might have been an accident.

My child doesn't seem to care about other people's feelings and keeps being rough or dismissive when others are sad or hurt.

My child knows the rules but doesn't follow them consistently, especially when excited or frustrated—it's like they forget what we've practiced.

Preparation

Safety Tips

Respect Others Practice

Materials Needed

Picture Cards with Diverse Characters

Emotion/Respect Scenario Cards

Respect Poster Materials

Role-Play Props (optional dress-up items)

Respect Pledge or Affirmation Cards

Troubleshooting

My child keeps interrupting others and finds it hard to wait for their turn during conversations or group activities.

When another child takes a toy or bumps into them, my kid gets upset quickly and doesn't understand it might have been an accident.

My child doesn't seem to care about other people's feelings and keeps being rough or dismissive when others are sad or hurt.

My child knows the rules but doesn't follow them consistently, especially when excited or frustrated—it's like they forget what we've practiced.

Preparation

Safety Tips

Respect Others Practice

Materials Needed

Picture Cards with Diverse Characters

Emotion/Respect Scenario Cards

Respect Poster Materials

Role-Play Props (optional dress-up items)

Respect Pledge or Affirmation Cards

Troubleshooting

My child keeps interrupting others and finds it hard to wait for their turn during conversations or group activities.

When another child takes a toy or bumps into them, my kid gets upset quickly and doesn't understand it might have been an accident.

My child doesn't seem to care about other people's feelings and keeps being rough or dismissive when others are sad or hurt.

My child knows the rules but doesn't follow them consistently, especially when excited or frustrated—it's like they forget what we've practiced.

Preparation

Safety Tips