Grades K–3
Taking Care of My Body
Taking care of your body is a big responsibility. Color the healthy habits, cross out the rest, then draw one you do.
SEL worksheet · Responsibility and good choices
Home Jobs and School Jobs
Sort ten jobs into a Venn diagram: jobs at home, jobs at school and the ones that happen in both places.
- Grade level
- Grades 1–3
- Time
- About 20 minutes
- Answer key
- Yes, page 2 of the PDF
- Kids practice
- Responsibility, Honesty, Routines, Owning mistakes
What kids do
Printed on the sheet:
- Write each job in the right part of the Venn diagram.
- A new job I could do at home:
Teacher tip
Jobs vary by family, so accept any answer kids can explain.
How to use it
- Praise kids who own a mistake without being asked.
- Use it at the start of a new routine, like packing up.
- Model your own answer first. Kids open up more when the grown-up goes first.
Watch for
Home jobs differ a lot between families. Keep examples open so no one feels singled out.
Talk about it
- Who counts on you?
- How might someone else see it differently?
Take it further
Send home a family job chart to match the sheet.
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Find twelve responsibility words, like honest, promise and careful, hidden across, down and on a slant.
Grades K–2
Good Choice or Not So Good?
Color the twelve good choices and cross out the not-so-good ones, then draw a good choice you made.
Grades K–3
My Responsibility Chart
Check off six jobs at home and school each day of the week, and add one of your own.
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