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  • February Monthly Message
  • February Weekly Activities
    • Pink Shirt Day
    • Viola Desmond
    • Martin Luther King Jr. Day
  • January Weekly Activities
  • What is Bullying?
    • Ontario Ministry of Education
    • Signs of Bullying >
      • Victims, You Matter!
    • Make it a way not just a day >
      • Good Minds Stand Up >
        • Hiawatha and the Peacemaker
      • Pink Shirt Day
    • Take A Pledge
    • Bullying - Music and Media Literacy
  • Character Building
    • Kindness
    • Respect
    • Goal Setting
    • Compassion
    • Perserverance >
      • Perseverance Assembly
    • Fairness
    • Sportsmanship
    • Self Worth
    • Trustworthiness
  • Health and Well-being
    • Mental Health >
      • Mental health challenge >
        • self care wheel
      • Self Esteem >
        • power of Self Talk
      • Positive Mental Attitude
      • Mental Health Supports >
        • Kids Help Phone
        • Youth Mental Health
        • CMHO
    • Well-being >
      • Growth Mindset >
        • Mindfulness and Mindful Moments
      • Mindfulness >
        • Master of Mindfulness
        • Mindset of a Master - YODA
      • Stream of Consciousness/Morning Pages
      • Self Regulation >
        • Choice or Reality Therapy
        • Incredible 5 Point Scale
        • Junior Kelso
        • Five Chairs Five Choices
        • Leaky Brakes Toolbox
        • Mind Up >
          • Mind Up Music in the Morning
          • The Brain
        • Self Control
        • Zones of Regulation
      • Random Acts of Kindness
      • Wabi Sabi >
        • Mark Reibstein
      • Positive People to Learn From >
        • Terry Fox
        • Reggie Bibbs
        • Lizzie Valesquez
        • Nick Vujicic
    • Healthy Living >
      • The Importance of Breathing
      • Contact Comfort
      • Nutrition >
        • Healthy Eating Canada's Food Guide
        • Body Image
      • Relaxation >
        • Yoga
      • Daily Physical Activity (DPA)
      • Dental Care and Oral Hygiene
      • Head Lice
  • Social Studies
    • Human Rights >
      • All About Human Rights
      • Human Rights for Indigenous People
      • Human Rights Activists
      • Inspirational People >
        • Famous Faces
        • Greta Thunberg
        • Malala Yousafzai
    • Social Change >
      • Social Change in Canada
      • Canadian Charter of Human Rights and Freedoms
    • Canada >
      • Oh Canada
      • Symbols of Canada
      • Government of Canada >
        • Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II
        • Governor General
        • Prime Minister Justin Trudeau >
          • Prime Ministers of Canada
        • Provincial Government
        • Municipal
      • Citizenship >
        • Immigration
        • Refugees
    • Indigenous Studies >
      • Thanksgiving Address
      • Treaties
      • Iroquois Confederacy >
        • Haudenosaunee >
          • Clan System
          • Tree of Peace
          • Six Nations Reserve >
            • Two Row Times
      • Ojibwe
      • Mississaugas of the New Credit First Nation
      • Metis
    • Canada's Role in WW I and WWII >
      • Animals in War >
        • Winnie
      • First Nations in the Wars >
        • Navajo Code Talkers
  • Contact Us
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What is Respect?
Showing respect is an important part of life, and there are many different ways you can show respect. Respect can come in many forms and to many things including yourself, others, property, and to the planet.

Show Some Respect
You have probably heard the word 'respect' from adults like teachers and parents in your life. You may even think you know what the word means. But do you know what respect looks like in everyday life?
Having respect for someone means that you like the way that person acts, works, or the way that persons treats you and others. Treating someone with respect means that you interact with them in a way that shows that you care about their well-being and how they feel. When you respect someone, you treat them kindly and use good manners. Sometimes it means doing things for them or listening to their instructions.

Respecting Others
Showing respect to others can be done in different ways. When meeting someone new, shaking hands is a sign of respect. When someone is talking to you, make sure you are listening to what they are saying. Make good eye contact, in Canadian culture it is considered respectful to look people in their eyes when you talk with them. This however, is not the case in all cultures such as Indigenous cultures. It is important to be mindful of whether eye contact is seen as respectful or not with whom you are speaking with.
You can also show respect when you talk to someone. Don't say things that might be hurtful or mean. You should always strive to be respectful to everyone you talk too... for example use words like, 'please' and/or 'thank you', 'pardon or excuse me'.

Respecting Yourself
Of course, you deserve respect, too. You can respect your body by exercising and eating healthy food. Say 'no' to things that would harm your body or make you sick. Drink enough water during the day and make sure you get good rest at night.
Although it may sound strange, you can even speak kindly to yourself. Don't let the little voice in your head put you down. Give yourself positive pep talks so that you can feel encouraged and motivated to work hard and succeed!

What does respect mean to you... use words, pictures and/or your own creation to demonstrate your thinking.

Why might Miss Davies have selected the virtue of Respect for September - the beginning of the school year?

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Quotes
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Explain the meaning in one, all, or a combination of these quotes shown above?
Create your own quote or message.

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values.com - the bus video
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Watch the videos above...
What is the message? How was it conveyed? Who is it directed at? Why is the message important?

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Demonstrating Respect
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Explain how you can demonstrate respect in each of the situations shown above.
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Songs About Respect
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