Teaching responsibility activities

Next up for 4th grade's responsibility unit (part one was choices and consequences) was helping them understand what responsibilities are theirs versus their

8 responsibility activities for elementary students. Easy to use ideas that will help you build responsible classroom culture like which books to read, lessons to teach, and classroom jobs.

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Each month, I introduce a new character trait to the students. In September it was Respect and now in October it is Responsibility. For the 2nd and 3rd graders, I did a classroom led discussion on different responsibilities they have. We talked about what responsibilities they have at home, at school, to themselves, and to the environment. At Home and At School seemed to be the easiest. However, the one that was the most difficult was the To Myself. It was hard for them to understand until

Last year I set a goal to have Brooklyn be able to get her Good Canine Citizen award. Well if you spend more than two minutes around my dog you will instantly know we didn't reach our goal. She is a catalyst of bad behavior. So this year my goal has been for her to walk in Nashville's Christmas Parade with other Nashville Pitties. I always do a lesson on goal setting, but what good is a goal if you aren't organized enough to ensure the steps are in place to meet it? My goal for Brooklyn was…

Responsibility activities for kids: Fun activities to teach kids to be responsible/ Personal, social, and environmental responsibility activities

Looking for a fun responsibility counseling lesson? Use this one to help students understand what responsibility is and looks like. Great for responsibility lessons, responsibility counseling activities, responsibility small group counseling activities, and more.

Support your middle and upper elementary students with learning responsibility through my Choices and Consequences resource! My resource focuses on teaching responsibility through understanding that choices have consequences. Your students will learn through lessons and activities that they can be good or bad consequences, depending on the choices they make.

Help your students develop executive functioning skills and become better classroom citizens with these games that teach responsibility.

Instead of playing the preschool memory game, just use the cards as a conversation starter. Kids pull a card, tell what the chore is and then tell if they like it, ever did it, etc.