Something you are expected to do.

The ability to control yourself, emotions, behaviors and desires.

assertive: sticking up for your rights or rights of others

aggressive: taking others rights away, using harsh or mean words

respect, doing an act without expecting something in return, love, sympathy, friendly

playful, laughter, smile, moving around

While doing HW, classwork, chores, and out in the community.

It helps you make the right decisions and respond to stressful situations in positive ways

speaking up, standing up for yourself or others, using a firm clear voice, being honest and fair, respecting others opinions

No, kind acts can be either big or small. It is the thought that counts

quiet, polite words, following the rules, less moving

Chores at home, washing your face and raising hand in class.

using physical contact, rude language, being bossy, hurting others feelings, people will avoid you

happy, proud, warm, special, positive, encouraging, helpful

playground, parties, amusement park, summer vacation, winter break, playing outside with friends

Being responsible leads to more trust, freedom good things and have a positive consequence.

Hurt feelings, get in trouble, lose friends,
bad grades and being sad.

Assertive

please, thank you, compliment, How are you,

during a test, when you are in trouble, lost, meeting new people, at a nice restaurant

Brushing teeth, showering, doing HW, chores, using manners and chewing with mouth closed.

Emotions/ feelings (saying mean things), behavior/ how you act ( interrupting others) and desires/ wants (stealing candy).

Aggressive

holding the door for someone, giving a compliment, sharing, listening to others, smiling, volunteering to do a chore or help in classroom

people's facial expressions, body language, gestures, words, tone of voice