lesson of the month: respect - buka members web...month 5. return the star home/school approval form...

(Student name here)__________________________________________ has demonstrated both at home and school those qualities of responsibility required by the Brockton Uechi-ryu Karate Academy for students seeking to earn a S.T.A.R. Pin Of Achievement. Or next numbered STAR. By our signature we also state that our child has successfully completed the monthly activity. Parents: please put your child’s name on the top, sign this Home/School Approval Form and verify that #1 and #2 are satisfactory and #4 was completed. Signed by;_____________________________ Date: _______________ Five Requirements to Qualify for a S.T.A.R. Pin of Achievement 1. Responsible Behavior at Home 2. Responsible Behavior at School 3. Overall Behavior, Performance and Attendance at the Karate School 4. Completion of ALL the Activities of the Month 5. Return the STAR Home/School Approval form . DUE January 7 to January 11 Brockton Uechi- ryu Karate Academy Inc 55 Oak Street Extension, Brockton MA 02301• 508-631- 6687 • www.BrocktonKarate.com S.T.A.R. Home/School Approval Form For the month DECEMBER 2019 Respect means showing good manners to everyone even if you’re in a bad mood, even if you don’t like the person, and even if they were rude first. In martial arts, one of the ways we show respect is by bowing or shaking hands. There are many different ways you can show respect outside of martial arts, too. Here are some challenges for you during the month to help you practice respect! Lesson of the Month: RESPECT Say “Thank You” to someone you do not normally thank: leave a note for your postman, garbage men, or other service worker. Write a letter to your local fire department or hospital, thanking them for the good they do. Say “Please,” when you want something, without anyone having to remind you. The next time you are in a bad mood, instead of snapping or saying something mean, take a deep breath, count to ten, and ask, “How can I show respect?” List how you can show respect for your instructors __A_________________________________________________ __B________________________________________________ __C_________________________________________________ __D_________________________________________________

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Page 1: Lesson of the Month: RESPECT - BUKA Members Web...Month 5. Return the STAR Home/School Approval form . DUE January 7 to January 11 Brockton Uechi-ryu Karate Academy Inc 55 Oak Street

(Student name here)__________________________________________ has demonstrated both at home

and school those qualities of responsibility required by the Brockton Uechi-ryu Karate Academy for

students seeking to earn a S.T.A.R. Pin Of Achievement. Or next numbered STAR. By our signature we

also state that our child has successfully completed the monthly activity.

Parents: please put your child’s name on the top, sign this Home/School Approval Form and verify that #1 and #2 are satisfactory and #4 was completed. Signed by;_____________________________ Date: _______________

Five Requirements to Qualify for a

S.T.A.R. Pin of Achievement

1. Responsible Behavior at Home

2. Responsible Behavior at School

3. Overall Behavior, Performance and

Attendance at the Karate School

4. Completion of ALL the Activities of the

Month

5. Return the STAR Home/School Approval

form .

DUE January 7 to January 11

Brockton Uechi-ryu Karate Academy Inc 55 Oak Street Extension, Brockton MA 02301• 508-631-6687 • www.BrocktonKarate.com

S.T.A.R.

Home/School Approval Form For the month DECEMBER 2019

Respect means showing good manners to everyone even if you’re in a bad mood, even if you don’t like the person, and even if they were rude first. In martial arts, one of the ways we show respect is by bowing or shaking hands. There are many different ways you can show respect outside of martial arts, too. Here are some challenges for you during the month to help you practice respect!

Lesson of the Month: RESPECT

Say “Thank You” to someone you do not normally thank:

leave a note for your postman, garbage men, or other service worker. Write a letter to your local fire department or hospital, thanking them for the good they do.

Say “Please,” when you want something, without anyone having to remind you.

The next time you are in a bad mood, instead of snapping or saying something mean, take a deep breath, count to ten, and ask, “How can I show respect?”

List how you can show respect for your instructors

__A_________________________________________________ __B________________________________________________ __C_________________________________________________ __D_________________________________________________