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Know Kit Cards |
Know Kit Cards |
For each card selected, talk about what the Friend is doing and how it demonstrates responsibility. For example:
Mee sweeping the floor (PDF) |
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Sandy brushing her teeth (PDF) |
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Miguel holding a $5 bill (PDF) |
Help children understand the rewards and consequences of responsibility. Set up a "My Responsibility" (PDF) list with your child. The list may have one item only or several items, depending on your child’s age and abilities. As you set up the chart, talk about what might happen if your child doesn’t take on the assigned responsibility. For example:
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As your child keeps the chart, the most important thing is to be consistent. Acknowledging completed tasks makes it easy for children to take on greater responsibility.
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Updated on 4/5/2013 |