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Understanding the Importance of Respect in Our Lives

Respect is a fundamental attitude that signifies honoring and listening to others, including elders, parents, and teachers. It encompasses tolerance, kindness, acceptance, and understanding. The buffalo symbolizes deep respect in Indigenous cultures, representing a bond between nature and humanity. Through sharing every part of its existence, the buffalo demonstrates true generosity and reverence. By practicing respect, we promote friendship, caring, and create a supportive environment free from bullying and gossip. Let us all strive to embody respect in our daily lives.

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Understanding the Importance of Respect in Our Lives

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  1. Respect What Does It Mean To You?

  2. RESPECT - Tolerance - Being Helpful - Acceptance - Kindness - Friendship - Manners - Understanding - Listening - Caring - Forgiveness - Friendship - Sharing - Showing Love - No Gossiping - Not interrupting when someone is talking - No Bullying - Respect your family, friends and teachers.

  3. RESPECT • Respect is an attitude. To honour and listen to your Elders, parents, and teachers is a sign of respect.

  4. RESPECT - BUFFALO The Buffalo, through giving it's life and sharing every part of its being, showed the deep respect it had for the people. No animal was more important to the existence of Indigenous families than this animal, and it's gift provided shelter, clothing and utensils for daily living. Native people believed themselves to be true caretakers of the great herds, and developed a bond with the Buffalo resulting in a relationship that was a true expression of respect.

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