Responsibility activities

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

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

Pillar of responsibility worksheet for independent bingo. A fun way to learn about responsibility. Challenge your students to see who completes the card first. It can also be found in google apps.

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Teach responsibility in the classroom with Character Education. This posts shares a variety of tools you can use to encourage responsibility.

Check out these lesson plans for teaching responsibility in the classroom! These activities are engaging and full of visual support to meet your elementary and special education classrooms.

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.

Teaching Responsibility in the classroom is a critical element of classroom management and character education. Teach students to be responsible in your morning meetings, or using books and resources.

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.

Teach responsibility in your classroom through the use of intentional activities. Continue refining what responsibility means to your students all year.