That's a rule
Where are there rules? Nowhere, the moon, or at home.
At home
Where do we get information about laws?
Books, websites, videos.
What is a problem in class? Students talking or students listening.
Students talking in class is a problem.
Did the students use websites to find information? Yes or No.
Yes, the students used websites to find information.
What does the class do to decide on the new rules? Vote, sing, walk.
The class votes on new rules.
Walking in the halls at school is a problem or a rule?
A rule!
Who works together to make laws? Kids, leaders, or cashiers.
Leaders make laws together.
Do you run in the hall at school? Yes or No.
No, running in the hall is not safe.
Did the students talk to their teachers to find information? Yes or No.
Yes, the students talked to their teachers to find information.
Where do the students put their cell phones? In their backpack, on the desk, in the garbage.
The students put their cell phones in their backpacks.
Doing your own work is a problem or a rule at school?
This is a rule at school.
Students should walk in the hallway. Yes or No?
Yes students should walk in the hallway.
Problems stop students from __________. Learning or laughing?
Problems stop students from learning.
Did the students find information from watching videos? Yes or No.
Yes, the students found information from watching videos.
Where do the students put their backpack in class? On the floor, on the counter, on the back of their chair.
Should you stop at a stop sign when driving? Yes or No
Yes you must stop at stop signs when you are driving.
There are laws about ___________. Singing or driving.
There are laws about driving.
What can be a problem in class? Pencils, Cell phones, or paper.
Cell phones can be a problem in class.
What does the word research mean? To find information, to watch videos, to play with friends.
Research means to find information.
How will the new class rules help the students? Rules help them to learn and keep them safe or rules do not help students.
The rules will help the students learn and keep them safe.
Where are there laws? In the country, sun, or garage.
We follow laws in the country.
Rules in sports make the game _______. Fair or follow.
Rules in sports make the game fair.
What does William trip over in the classroom? Water bottle, pencil, or backpack.
William trips over a backpack.
Can we find information from all different places such as books, websites, or videos? Yes or No.
Yes, information can be found from all different places.
Rules and Laws are important to follow. Yes or No?
Yes, rules and laws are important to follow.