Recess Respect
If someone is sitting alone on the bench or looking left out, doing this shows great playground sportsmanship.
What is inviting them to play?
If you accidentally break something or see someone else damaging school property, you should do this right away.
What is tell a teacher (or staff member)?
These magic words should be said immediately after you accidentally bump into someone or make a mistake that affects others.
I am Sorry!
When a disagreement happens during a soccer or basketball game, you should use your words or find an adult, rather than doing this.
What is fighting (or arguing/physical contact)?
Hallway displays and bulletin boards belong to the entire school; you should never pull down or do this to student artwork.
What is ruin (or tear/damage) it?
A good citizen takes responsibility for their actions and builds trust in the community by always doing this when communicating.
What is telling the truth?
This 7-letter word means letting everyone have a turn.
SHARING!
To prevent flooding and major plumbing damage, you should never throw these items down the toilet.
Paper towels, napkins, apples, other food items...
If a new student is sitting alone at lunch, a good school citizen will do this to make them feel welcome.
Saying this phrase to the opposing team at the end of a game shows excellent recess sportsmanship, win or lose.
A school free of graffiti, broken equipment, and vandalism creates a better environment for this main reason we go to school.
LEARNING!
Doing this simple physical act for someone walking right behind you shows everyday courtesy.
What is holding the door open?
When tagging someone in this popular chasing game, you should always use a gentle tap instead of doing this to the other player.
What is pushing (or shoving)?
This 5-letter word describes the feeling of appreciation and ownership you have when you protect your school building and keep it looking nice.
PRIDE!
When waiting for your turn on the slide, a good citizen ensures everyone's safety by doing this instead of crowding or pushing the person ahead of them.
What is waiting in a line?