Respecting Adults at School

Respecting Adults

at School

Integration Specialist - Tania Kraus

Adults at school may be a teacher, the principal, the librarian, another teacher or the classroom helper.

Adults at school sometimes ask me to do something I don’t like to do.

Adults at school want me to follow the rules.

An adult at school asks me to do something. I should follow the rules. These are my rules:

· I look at the adult.

· I listen to the adult.

· I say, “OK.”

· I don’t pout, whine, or argue.

· I will do it right away.

When my teacher says it is time for writing, I will try to do what she asks me. I will take out paper and a pencil and start to write what she tells me.

When it is time to work in another classroom, I will look at the teacher, listen to what the teacher asks me to do, then do it right away.

I should not talk back to the adult. That is rude behavior.

I should not say, “I don’t want to.”

When an adult asks me to do my work, I should not say, “No.”

Adults at school will be sad if I use rude behavior.

Sometimes I get upset at school. I still need to follow my rules.

I will try to show respect to adults by using nice words.

I will try to show respect to adults by following my rules.

Adults at school will be happy when I use nice words and follow my rules. I will be happy too!

Integration Specialist – Tania Kraus