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First Grade Curriculum Resources

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Standard of Learning

1.6   The student will demonstrate responsible personal and social behaviors in the school community. Key concepts/skills include:

  1. cooperative behavior;
  2. respect for others;
  3. adherence to school rules;
  4. acceptance of responsibility;
  5. respect for the property of others.

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Understanding the Standard


The student will demonstrate how to get along with others, follow the rules, accept responsibly and show respect.


Essential Knowledge and Skills


The student will:

  • list acceptable behaviors that enhance the student’s ability to work and play with others.
  • describe cooperative behavior. (to work and play together)
  • explain respect for others. (everyone is valuable)
  • list school rules. (defined by school division's code of conduct)
  • define responsibility. (something you are expected to do)
  • explain respect for property of others. (valuing other people’s belongings)
  • describe how to earn respect. (through integrity, humility, dependability, generosity, having priorities, etc.)

Sample Lesson


Al’s Pals: Kids Making Healthy Choices
Grades preK-3
Resiliency-based early childhood curriculum to develop personal, social, & emotional skills. Includes expressing feelings appropriately, using kind words, caring about others, self-control, independent thinking, accepting differences, making friends, solving problems, coping, making safe & healthy choices, substance abuse prevention. 46 interactive lessons plus booster lessons.
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"Making Good Decisions"
Grade(s) K-2
In this lesson, students practice balancing different interests involved in solving social problems, looking for the most realistic solution based on the advantages and disadvantages. They also consider the concept of compromise. 
http://www.sciencenetlinks.com/lessons.cfm?BenchmarkID=7&DocID=74
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Additional Instructional Resources

  • "Respect for Self and Others," "Friends," and "Positive Self Image" - http://www.healthteacher.com
  • Social Skills – http://www.pbs.org/teachersource/ (health & fitness k-2)
  • Teaching Children About Health, A Multidisciplinary Approach - http://www.morton-pub.com - "Mental Health"

Assessment Ideas


The student will:

  • role-play different positive interpersonal behaviors.
  • list and explain why there are school rules.
  • explain respect for others.

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