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Respect Authority and Follow Directions 

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Respect Authority and Follow Directions 

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Mrlandersnorthwest. (2011, November 05). Retrieved from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ko347kXvBNQ

This short 3-minute YouTube clip teaches why it is important to respect authority figures and listen to them. This video specifically teaches about authority figures at the school level and why it is important to follow directions from them the first time they say something.

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Respect Authority & Follow Directions Cool Tool

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KIDS, T. B. (2014, July 09). Retrieved from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5dCe6kWYFvk

This 8-minute short video is designed specifically for younger kids. However, this video can be useful to anyone learning about community helpers and how they keep us safe. This video specifically goes over firefighters their equipment and how they are used. The video also goes over crossing guards and what it means when they have a stop sign up.

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Community Helpers Play & Learn | Top Best Educational Apps for Kids

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Sesame Street, People in your Neighborhood

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Sesame Street, People in your Neighborhood

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Street, S. (2010, January 29). Retrieved from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V2bbnlZwlGQ

This short funny but educational five-minute clip discusses different authority figures that we might see in an everyday neighborhood. It goes through the different roles of these people and how they keep us safe.

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Sesame Street: People in Your Neighborhood with Bob

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K-2.3 Identify authority figures in the school and the community who enforce rules and laws that keep people safe, including crossing guards, bus drivers, firefighters, and police officers.

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Adventure to Ava's School: Respecting Authority 

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Adventure to Ava's School: Respecting Authority 

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Merk, T. (n.d.). Adventure to Ava's School.

This fiction book is designed for first graders but can be used on the kindergarten level. This book is about two students who learn why it is important to listen to their teacher and people in leadership positions. In addition, this book teaches students what happens when you don't follow the rules at school.

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Adventure to Ava's School: Respecting Authority

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When Ava interrupts her teacher in art class, Leo the paintbrush teaches her about the importance of respecting her teacher and other authority figures. Together, Ava and Leo learn about following...

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Valdez, B., & Allard, H. (1987). Miss Nelson is missing! Logan, IA: Perfection Form.
Is a funny fiction children's book designed for ages 4-8. This book is about a teacher who went missing and is not at school and the substitute gives kids different punishments for not following the classroom rules. It ends by the students behaving and the teacher coming back. This book shows why students should respect their teacher, follow rules and what happens when you break rules.

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Bullard, L., & Becker, P. (2018). Who works at Hannah's school? Minneapolis: Millbrook Press.

This Is a fiction children's book that discusses authority figures at a school such as teachers, principals, and crossing guards. It teaches children the role of each adult at the school and how they are there to help you and keep you safe. The book also discusses why you should respect these authority figures of the school.

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Berenstain, S., Berenstain, J., & Berenstain, M. (2011). The Berenstain Bears: Jobs around town. Grand Rapids, MI: Zonderkidz.

This book is a fun fiction book to use to help re-iterate community helpers because it is also a popular television show. In this book it helps kids celebrate other talents and why their jobs are important and why we should respect them.

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K-2.3 Identify authority figures in the school and the community who enforce rules and laws that keep people safe, including crossing guards, bus drivers, firefighters, and police officers.

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Roy, R., & Hausherr, R. (1987). Whose hat is that? New York: Clarion Books.

This non-fiction book is the perfect short story to teach children about the authority figures in their community. Each page provides students with a picture of a uniform/ hat and discusses the role of the person and how they keep us safe. The children then guess who the authority figure is and it is revealed on the next page.

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Kalman, B. (2010). Helpers in my community. St. Catharines, Ont.: Crabtree Pub.

Is a non-fiction book designed for kindergarteners and first graders. This book introduces children to different people in the community who help keep us safe. This book specifically talks about the role of a police officer, firefighter, crossing guard, veterinarian and nurse.

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Egidio, G. (1997). Whose hands are these? New York: Warner Books.

This is a great non-fiction book designed for the kindergarten level that explains community helpers. In this book it shows different hands and jobs and explains what each community helper does. It gives a description of a community helpers job and has you guess who it might be. It is a fun, interactive book to use.

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K-2.3 Identify authority figures in the school and the community who enforce rules and laws that keep people safe, including crossing guards, bus drivers, firefighters, and police officers.

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Savvy, S. (2013, August 29). Retrieved from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RyLzsQKFpB0

This Is an animated YouTube video that talks about school rules. It helps kids understand why we have school rules, why we should follow them and what happens when you break the school rules. I liked this video as it also includes some sign language and is very engaging.

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Library, E. V. (2017, June 18). Retrieved November 22, 2018, from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rhWVQQQ5hVU

This is a 6-minute YouTube video that can help teach kids about rules. It is an animated story that helps introduce the concepts of laws. It shows that we cannot live peacefully without laws. It also touches on if you help come up with good laws they will most likely be fair and more people will follow them.

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Why We Have Rules:  Basic Concept of Laws for Kids

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Cars [Video file]. (2006). Disney Pixar. Retrieved from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Xbh2ivT0gg.

This Disney movie surprisingly can help teach children more than just about cars. This movie helps teach lessons on citizenship, responsibility and teamwork. It helps kids see good traits of a citizen and how one of those traits are being kind to others and owning up to your mistakes just as Lightening McQueen does.

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Melendez, B. (Director), & Mendelson, L. (Producer). (1969). This is America Charlie Brown

Is a cute kids movie that talks about being a good citizen. It talks about our government and how we can make a difference. It talks about things we can do to be good citizens and influence others to be good citizens and make a difference.

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K-2.1 Explain good citizenship the purpose of rules and laws, and the consequences of breaking them.

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Llewellyn, Claire, and Mike Gordon. Why Should I Listen? Scholastic, 2009

Is a fun fiction children's book that helps enforce rules and laws: The book discusses rules and laws at not only a community level but also a state level. This book also touches on authority figures as it talks about listening to parents, and law enforcement.

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Shannon, David. No, David! Blue Sky Press, 2018.

This book designed children is a fiction book. Â When reading this story, you can teach about authority and what happens when you don't follow the rules. You can point out how David's mother is the authority figure and David keeps getting in trouble for not following the rules.

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Cronin, Doreen. Duck for President. Little Simon, 2012.

This is a great book for kindergarten level. This book is fiction. You can use this book to relate to citizens and what being a good citizen means. This book helps kids understand how they can make a difference in the world and what being a leader all is about.

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Benet Rosemary, et al. Johnny Appleseed. Margaret K. McElderry Books, 2001

This book is a fiction book that demonstrates good citizenship. In this book Johnny is a good citizen and follows the rules. You can use this book to help relate it to the standard of being a good citizen.

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K-2.1 Explain good citizenship the purpose of rules and laws, and the consequences of breaking them.

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No Laughing, No Smiling, No Giggling. Frances Foster Books, 2004.

This book is a great non-fiction book that helps teach kids about following rules. This book helps teach kids about why it is important to follow rules at the community level, school level and state level and what happens when we break them.

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Javernick, E., & Madden, C. M. (2010). What if everybody did that? Las Vegas, NV

This is a non-fiction children's book that helps enforce rules and laws. It helps kids understand why we have rules and laws. The book shows what would happen if everyone just did what they wanted to do and how you have consequences for broken rules and laws.

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K-2.1 Explain good citizenship the purpose of rules and laws, and the consequences of breaking them.