Enrichment Rules
What should you do when a staff member is speaking?
Stop, listen, and give them your attention.
What is one way to show respect when someone else is talking?
Listen and don't interrupt.
Should you run inside the enrichment area?
No.
What does teamwork mean?
Working together toward a common goal.
You are talking with a friend when staff says, "Eyes up here." What should you do?
Stop talking and give staff your attention.
True or False: You may use your phone or personal device during enrichment whenever you want.
False
True or False: It is okay to make fun of someone because they made a mistake.
False.
What should you do if you see something unsafe?
Tell a staff member.
True or False: One person should do all the work in a group project.
False.
You finish your activity before everyone else. What should you do?
Stay in your area and wait for the next direction or approved activity.
What should you do if you need to use the bathroom?
Ask a staff member for permission and follow the bathroom procedure.
If you disagree with a classmate, what is a respectful way to respond?
Listen to their idea and calmly explain your own opinion.
True or False: You should use classroom materials only as instructed by staff.
True.
Your teammate has a different idea from yours. What should you do?
Listen to their idea and respectfully discuss the different ideas.
Someone accidentally knocks over your project. What should you do?
Stay calm, communicate respectfully, and ask staff for help if needed.
Why do we have enrichment rules?
To keep everyone safe, respectful, organized, and ready to learn and have fun.
A classmate is having trouble with an activity. What could you do?
Encourage them or offer appropriate help.
Why should you stay in your assigned area or with your group?
So staff can supervise everyone and help keep the group safe.
Your group finishes an activity before everyone else. What should you do?
Stay with your group and follow the next direction from staff.
Your friend asks to use your personal device during enrichment. What should you do?
Follow the no-personal-devices rule and keep the device put away.
Name THREE things that help enrichment run smoothly.
Examples: listening, following directions, respecting others, staying with your group, taking care of materials, participating, and using appropriate language.
Why is respect important during enrichment?
It helps everyone feel included and creates a positive environment for learning and participation.
You notice something spilled on the floor. What should you do?
Stay away from it and tell a staff member.
Name TWO things a good teammate does.
Listens, communicates, encourages others, shares materials, follows directions, or helps the group stay on task.
Your group is getting loud and off-task. What could you do to help?
Lower your voice, refocus on the activity, remind teammates of the directions, and ask staff for help if needed.