Classroom
You don't understand what you're supposed to do. What is the responsible choice?
Ask for help appropriately instead of giving up or distracting others.
What side of the hallway should you walk on?
The right side
What voice level should you use when talking to people near you in the cafeteria?
Level 1
What should you do when the whistle blows?
Line up
You are walking and see some artwork on the wall. Can you touch it?
No.
Your friend tries to talk to you while you are working. What should you do?
Stay focused and respectfully remind them that it is work time.
What should your voice level be in the hallway?
Level 0 (silent)
What should you do if you need help in the cafeteria?
Raise your hand
What should you do with your hands and feet while playing?
Keep them to yourself
Your friend wants to stop and wander around the hallway. What should you do?
Stay with your class and continue to your destination.
The teacher steps out for a moment. What should a Trusted Trailblazer do?
Continue following classroom expectations without needing an adult to remind them.
What should you do with your hands and feet while walking?
Keep them to yourself
Where should you stay during lunch?
In your seat
What should you do if you make a mistake on the playground?
Fix it.
Why is it important to follow hallway expectations?
So classes can transition safely while protecting the learning happening around them.
What does it look like to be ready to learn?
Materials ready, focused, listening, and following directions.
What does HALL stand for?
Hands by your side
All eyes forward
Lips are sealed
Listen for directions
What should you do after you finish eating?
Clean up after yourself
A student wants to join a soccer game. What should they do?
Ask to join and allow others to participate.
You notice someone isn't following a cafeteria procedure. What could you do?
Make a safe, respectful choice and get an adult's help if needed.
Your teacher gives the class directions and then begins helping another student. You notice several classmates are talking and getting off task. What would a Trusted Trailblazer do?
Stay focused, follow the directions, and make responsible choices without waiting for the teacher to correct you.
Name three hallway expectations that help keep everyone safe.
Walk on the right, stay in line, level 0 voice, hands/feet to self, clean up, etc.
Name four cafeteria expectations that help everyone stay safe.
Use table manners, Level 1 voice, follow directions, raise your hand for help, talk quietly, hands/feet to yourself, clean up, and stay seated.
Name three ways to show respect on the playground.
Everyone can play, share/take turns, hands and feet to self, and use kind words.
You see someone pushing another student to get to the swing first. What should you do?
Don't push or join in; get adult help if needed and make sure everyone stays safe.