Courage Blueprint Worksheet Unit 1: Core Values Crew
Courage Blueprint
Value #1 COURAGE
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Courage Vocabulary & Word Bank
COURAGE (noun)
Being brave and doing the right thing, even when you feel scared inside.
SELF-CONFIDENCE (noun)
Believing in yourself, knowing who you are, and standing tall.
Word Bank:
brave speak up stand tall myself scared
1 Courage Check: Choose the Best Answer
1. What does it actually mean to have courage?
A Never feeling scared or worried about anything at all. B Being brave and doing the right thing, even when you feel scared. C Walking away and ignoring someone when they need help.
2. Which of these is a great way to show self-confidence?
A Believing in yourself, knowing your worth, and doing your best. B Making up excuses so you do not get blamed for mistakes. C Letting other classmates make all of your choices for you.
2 My Courage Blueprint (Fill-In-The-Blanks)
Can you be brave even if you feel scared inside? Why?
I can be brave when I feel scared because
Write about a time you showed courage in real life:
I was brave once when I
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Video & Partner Check
Mo's Bows & Confidence
Lesson 1 Activity
3 Video Application: Mo's Bows
Directions: After watching the video, answer the scaffolded questions below to show what you noticed about Mo's courage.
What actions and body language showed that the owner of Mo’s Bows is brave?
A He spoke very softly, avoided looking at people, and stood far away. B He stood up tall, smiled proudly, made eye contact, and spoke loud and clear. C He hid behind his mother and let her speak for him.
Explain your answer using our Word Bank:
stood tall loud & clear eye contact proud
Mo showed courage on camera because he
4 Classroom Confidence & Peer Connections
Partner Share:
How does your confidence help your peers in class?
When I show confidence, it can help others in my class to
Daily Action:
How can you show you are confident tomorrow?
Tomorrow, I will show confidence by
Check For Understanding How comfortable do you feel with "Courage" and "Self-Confidence"?
😐 Need Help
🙂 I Get It
😎 I Can Lead!
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Caring Champions Worksheet Unit 1: Core Values Crew
Caring Champions
Value #2 CARING
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Date:
Our core values are the standards we live by. These core values make our community strong. Having behavior that matches these values will set you up to have a strong character and a very bright future!
Caring:
We take care of each other and our community. We help each other. We notice when someone needs help and we lend a hand. We believe in building our community up and giving back to others.
Caring Vocabulary & Word Bank
CARING (verb/noun)
Noticing when someone needs help, lending a hand, and helping our community.
EMPATHY (noun)
Putting yourself in someone else's shoes to understand how they feel.
Word Bank: help kindness comfort community lend a hand
1 Caring Video Reflection
How did the main character change in the video?
In the beginning, the main character is
By the end of the video, he is
Why is it important to show caring to classmates and teachers?
It is important to show that I care about my classmates and teachers because
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Scenario Practice & Check
Caring in Action Scenarios
Lesson 2 Activity
Helpers:
help up invite them tell them to stop pick up papers
Scenario 1: Soccer Slip
You win the soccer ball in gym class, but the other player slips and falls. Your friend scores.
I would show caring by
Scenario 2: Lonely Bench
During basketball practice, you notice a classmate sitting alone on the bleachers looking sad.
To show caring, I would
Scenario 3: Reading Support
Two of your friends make eye contact and laugh at a classmate who stutters when they read.
I would show courage and care by
Scenario 4: Dropped Papers
Ms. Clark is rushing down the hallway and drops a huge stack of worksheets all over the floor.
I would lend Ms. Clark a hand by
thumbs up, thumbs down!
Does the action show caring? Circle 👍 or 👎.
Sharing supplies with a classmate
👍 👎
Leaving someone out of a game on purpose
👍 👎
Saying kind words like "Are you okay?"
👍 👎
Laughing when someone makes a mistake
👍 👎
The most caring person I know is because they show care when they
Check For Understanding How comfortable do you feel identifying and demonstrating caring?
Respect Rules Worksheet Unit 1: Core Values Crew
Respect Rules
Value #3 RESPECT
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Respect Vocabulary & Word Bank
RESPECT (noun)
Treating others the way you want to be treated, listening, and taking care of your school.
ACCEPTANCE (noun)
Welcoming and appreciating people for exactly who they are, differences and all.
Word Bank:
listening accepting honest valuable turns
1 Respect Check: True or False?
Decide if each statement is true or false. Circle T for True and F for False!
Respect means listening when someone else is talking.
T F
Respect means laughing when a friend makes a mistake.
T F
Respect means picking up trash on the floor.
T F
Respect means only being nice to your close friends.
T F
Respect means talking badly about people behind their back.
T F
Respect means letting others have a turn in a game.
T F
2 Respect Video Application
What respectful actions did you observe in the classroom video?
In the video, the characters showed respect by
Has anyone ever been unkind to you? How can you respond with respect?
When someone is unkind, I can still choose to respond respectfully by
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Respect Blueprint & Drawing
Respect in Action Studio
Lesson 3 Activity
3 Respecting Others (Fill-In-The-Blanks)
How can we show respect to our classmates (peers)?
I can show respect to my peers by
How can we show respect to our teachers?
I can show respect to my teachers by
4 The Respect Illustration Studio
Draw a picture showing one way you will demonstrate respect in your school community. Label your drawing!
Draw Your Masterpiece Here
Check For Understanding How comfortable do you feel practicing and expressing respect?
😐 Need Help
🙂 I Get It
😎 I Can Lead!
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Responsibility Power Worksheet Unit 1: Core Values Crew
Responsibility Power
Value #4 RESPONSIBILITY
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Vocabulary & Word Bank
RESPONSIBILITY (noun)
Making good choices, giving best effort, and finishing your work.
OWNERSHIP (noun)
Being responsible for your actions and learning from mistakes.
Words: best effort choices challenge finish
1 Responsibility Power-Check: Multiple Choice
1. What does it mean to make good choices?
A Doing the right thing, even when it is hard. B Always doing exactly what your friends say to do. C Never listening to adults or teachers.
2. How can we try our best at school?
A By giving up immediately when work gets hard. B By paying attention and completing all work. C By copying someone else's answers.
3. What should we do when something feels challenging?
A Quit the task and never try it again. B Practice and keep getting better. C Only work on things that are very easy.
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Me and the Bees & Real-Life
Responsibility in Action
Lesson 4 Activity
2 Video Application: Me and the Bees
Directions: After watching the video clip of Mikaela, answer the scaffolded questions below about her community business.
How does Mikaela demonstrate the core value of responsibility?
Mikaela shows that she is responsible when she
How will you show responsibility for your own community?
I will show responsibility in my community by
3 Daily Responsibility Check
Write 3 examples of responsibility:
Helping Others Be Responsible
What could you do if you see a classmate struggling to be responsible?
I can help them by
Check For Understanding How comfortable do you feel taking ownership and showing responsibility?
😐 Need Help
🙂 I Get It
😎 I Can Lead!
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Core Values Reflection Sheet Unit Reflection Poster
My Core Values Blueprint
Strong Character
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Date:
Reflect on how you are going to show each core value this school year. Use the word banks and sentence frames below to draft your commitments!
COURAGE Be Brave
speak up stand tall try new things
I will show courage and self-confidence by
CARING Lend a Hand
kindness help others comfort
I will show caring to my classroom and school by
RESPECT Treat Well
listening accepting kind words
I will show respect to classmates and teachers by
RESPONSIBILITY Do Your Best
best effort ownership good choices
I will show responsibility for my community by
The Character Champion Oath
"I promise to live by these four core values—Courage, Caring, Respect, and Responsibility—to build a strong character, lift others up, and create a very bright future!"
Champion Signature
Witness (Teacher/Parent)
Core Values Crew Summary End of Unit