What Does Respect Look Like?: A Story About Learning at Home, School, and in Public

What does respect really look like?For Milo, respect seems like a big word. But during one busy day at home, school, the library, and the park, he learns that respect is something people can see in the choices we make.At breakfast, Milo learns that respect starts with using kind words and thinking about others. At school, he discovers that listening, apologizing, and including classmates are all ways to show respect. In public, Milo learns that respect also means using a quiet voice, taking care of shared spaces, waiting your turn, and helping others feel valued.What Does Respect Look Like? is a warm children's story that teaches young readers about manners, kindness, patience, responsibility, and treating others with care.Perfect for parents, teachers, homeschool families, Sunday school classes, counselors, and character education lessons, this gentle story helps children understand that respect is not just something we say - it is something we do.Children will learn: - Respect at home through kind words and helpful choices- Respect at school by listening, apologizing, and including others- Respect in public by being patient, thoughtful, and responsible- How small choices can build big characterA meaningful story for children ages 4-8.