Values, emotions and responsibility
Values, perseverance, responsibility, goals and Arbor Week. Read one part at a time and tap “I know this”. Then test yourself in the quiz.
Know it already? Jump straight to the quiz
Values
| Value | What it means |
|---|---|
| Honesty | Telling the truth, even when it is hard |
| Respect | Treating others and their feelings with care |
| Caring | Showing others that they matter |
| Co-operation | Working together towards a goal |
| Self-discipline | Making yourself do what must be done |
You worked hard but did not win? Accept the feeling, then set a new goal. A mistake? Admit it and learn from it.
Emotions and health
- Emotions are the way a person feels; it is normal to have different emotions. Naming your emotion helps you understand it.
- Nutrition is the food you need to live and grow; it also helps you concentrate.
- A ten-year-old needs nine to eleven hours of sleep. In class your responsibility is to let others learn in peace.
Remember this and test yourself
- Values are principles showing what matters to you; they guide your choices.
- Perseverance: not giving up, even when it is hard; trying again after you fail.
- A responsibility is something you ought to do, like chores at home without being asked.
- A goal is something you want to achieve: small steps and perseverance get you there.
- Arbor Week is in September: trees give oxygen and protect the soil.
Write these points in your book. Read them again the night before the test.
Values are your compass: they point you to the good choice.
Important words
First say what the word means, then turn the card over.
Match column A to column B
Tap a word in column A, then its meaning in column B. You can also start in column B.
True or false?
Read the question and the answer. Is the answer right? Tap True or False.
Now the real quiz!
The quiz has many more questions on this topic. Every question shows straight away whether you are right and explains why.
Take the quiz: Values, emotions and responsibility- Read one part together and ask your child to tell it back in their own words.
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Follows CAPS for Grade 4 Life Skills. Always check your teacher’s notes and textbook too.