At home!
In the classroom
Calming down
Safety rules
Expected or Unexpected?
100
How many times should an adult ask you to do something?
Once!
100
Are you allowed to leave your classroom without permission?
No
100
Where is your favorite place to calm down at home?
Any space that feels comfortable and is quiet.
100
Is this a good or a bad idea?
Bad. Very Bad.
100
Picking your nose in public
Unexpected!
200
Should you go to sleep when it is your bedtime, or continue to play?
Go to sleep
200
True or false:
We should always be kind to others?
TRUE!
200
What should you do if you are having a grumpy day?
Take time to calm down and use positive coping skills!
200
What are some things that are never safe for you to touch at home?
200
Making loud, random noises in a quiet classroom.
Unexpected
300
If someone makes a mess, who should clean it up?
The person who made the mess!
300
Is it okay to refuse to do something your teacher asks you to do?
NO!
300
Name one thing that helps you calm down.
300
What is the safe way to cross the street?
Press the crossing button if available, use the crosswalk, don't cross alone, look both ways before you cross, only cross when it is safe.
300
Not listening to your parents when they ask you to do something.
Unexpected
400
Name one thing you need to do to take care of your body?
Brush teeth, take bath, wear clean clothes, wash hands, etc.
400
When your teacher is talking, what should you be doing?
Listening
400
The best way to take deep breaths is to slowly breath in through the nose and out through the ______?
The mouth!
400
True or False:
You should always tell an adult if someone or something makes you feel uncomfortable even if you think you could get in trouble?
True
400
Looking away and not responding when someone is trying to talk to you.
Unexpected
500
What does it mean to be respectful?
500
What do you do if you have a question?
500
We can calm down by paying attention to things we notice using our five senses. What are the five senses?
500
What are three rules in your house?
500
Listening to your parents.
Expected!