Getting Ready
What should you do with your body before graduation so you are clean?
take a bath or shower, wear deodorant and perfume
When you walk in for graduation, should you walk slowly and quietly or run and shout?
walk slowly and quietly
Where do you sit when it’s your turn on stage: on the chair, on the floor, or on a teacher’s lap?
on the chair
Should you bring your phone out during the ceremony: yes or no?
No
Should you jump around in your seat during the ceremony: yes or no?
No
What should you do with your hair before graduation so it looks neat?
brush your hair, wear nice hijab, get a hair cut
Who do you follow when you walk into the room? (teacher, your friend, or a toy)
the teacher or line leader
If someone next to you drops something, should you shout, help quietly, or ignore them?
help quietly
If your friend whispers to you, should you whisper back or stay quiet?
stay quiet
If you feel like you need to move, what is one quiet thing you can do with your hands: touch my friends, play with a fidget or clap?
play with a fidget
Which one is good to put on so you don't have smelly breath before talking to people? (toothpaste, candy, or marker)
toothpaste
What should you do with your gown or cap if it gets wrinkled when you walk? (fix it, throw it, or take it off)
fix it quickly and quietly
How should your feet be while you sit on stage: wiggling a lot or still on the floor?
still on the floor
What should you do if your phone makes a sound: silence it quietly or pretend you didn’t hear it?
silence it or turn it off
What do you do with your feet under the chair: move them a lot or keep them still?
Keep them still
Name one thing you should check before graduation: clean clothes, muddy shoes, or crayons?
your clothes
If you are nervous while walking in, what can you do with your hands? (wave, hold them still, or throw them)
hold them still
If the speaker asks everyone to clap, what do you do with your hands while clapping: keep them quiet, clap gently, or throw them in the air?
clap gently
Why should you not talk during the speaker’s talk: because it’s loud, because it can bother others, or because it makes you taller?
It can bother others
If you want to wave at someone, when is a good time: during the ceremony or at the end when it’s time to celebrate?
At the end
Why is it important to use the restroom before the ceremony starts?
So you don’t need to leave during the ceremony and can sit comfortably.
What should you look at while walking: the ground, the people you know, or straight ahead to the front?
Straight ahead to the front
If you need to stand to get a diploma, when should you stand: when your name is called, or whenever you want?
when your name is called
If someone asks you to take a picture during the ceremony, who should you ask first: the teacher, your friend, or no one?
How can you show you are listening and being respectful while sitting on stage? Name two things
Sit up straight, look at the speaker, keep hands and feet still.