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Respect Others

Students will learn the importance of respecting other people. They will learn examples of ways that they can show respect to other people, such as: be a good listener (listen with your eyes, ears, body, mouths), being helpful to others, playing nice with each other, sharing, and keeping their promises. They will learn this because it teaches students important ideas about how to interact with others. This topic has connections to other topics, such as Treaties, which will be touched on in the next lesson.

Rubric Code: HB86CB

By jaynab

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Subject: Social Sciences

Type: Assessment

Grade Levels: K-5

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	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts
Actively participating in game	Poor Student only watches others play game and will not participate. Refuses to follow the rules of the game.	Fair Student participates in only a few parts of the game. Will only follow certain rules of the game.	Good Student is actively engaged in game and participating fully. Follows all rules of the game.
Showing Respectful Listening	Poor Student interrupts the teacher without raising their hand. Student talks to other students during lesson.	Fair Student focuses their attention on other things in the classroom during the lesson, but is not interrupting other student's learning.	Good Student stays focused on the speaker and is listening with their eyes, ears, mouth, and body.
Craft is completed and understood	Poor Student did not complete craft according to directions and student did not know what the goal of the craft was.	Fair Student did not complete craft according to directions, but was able to discuss the goal of the craft.	Good Student followed craft's directions and was able to discuss the goal of the craft.
Participating in discussions	Poor Student refuses to participate in discussions	Fair Student will only participate in discussions when called upon.	Good Student will participate in discussion actively and without being prompted.