R.E.S.P.E.C.T. S8 E4

WonderGrove Kids2 minutes read

Maria and Peter discuss playground etiquette, emphasizing waiting in line, being kind, and sharing, while addressing incidents with classmates to promote positive interactions and respect among peers.

Insights

  • Maria and Peter emphasize playground etiquette, including waiting in line, being kind, and sharing, promoting a positive and inclusive environment.
  • Individual experiences, like Chris learning about personal boundaries and Maria creating a rules poster, contribute to a collective understanding of respect, communication, and social interaction within the classroom.

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Recent questions

  • What do Maria and Peter discuss?

    Hiding spots for hide and seek.

  • How does the new boy behave?

    Unfriendly, cutting in line, not sharing.

  • What does Chris learn about personal space?

    Importance of keeping hands to oneself.

  • What does Maria emphasize in the classroom rules poster?

    Using words, not hitting, keeping hands to oneself.

  • What lesson does Peter learn from Dee?

    Asking before playing with others' belongings, respect.

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Playground Etiquette Lessons Learned Through Play

  • Maria and Peter plan to play hide and seek at recess, discussing their favorite hiding spots.
  • A new boy in class is unfriendly, cutting in line and not sharing, leading to others feeling upset.
  • Maria and Peter emphasize the importance of waiting in line, being kind, and sharing on the playground.
  • Chris learns the importance of keeping hands to oneself after an incident with Maria touching his belongings without permission.
  • Maria creates a classroom rules poster, highlighting the importance of using words, not hitting, and keeping hands to oneself.
  • Peter learns the importance of asking before playing with someone else's belongings, leading to a positive interaction with Dee and a lesson on respect.
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