Motions
Voting
Meeting Rules
Respect and Teamwork
Fun Facts
100

What do you say to suggest a new idea in a meeting?

“I move that…”

100

What word do you say to vote “yes” in a meeting?

"Aye!” or “Yes!”

100

Who leads the meeting and makes sure the rules are followed?

The President (or Chairperson).

100

What should you do if you disagree with someone during a meeting?

Listen politely and wait your turn.


100

True or False: Only adults use parliamentary procedure.

False! Kids and adults can use it

200

What does it mean to “second” a motion?

You agree the group should talk about the idea.

200

What word do you say if you want to vote “no”?

“No!”

200

What should you do if you want to talk during a meeting?

Raise your hand or wait your turn.

200

Why is it important to take turns speaking in a meeting?

So everyone can be heard and understood.

200

True or False: Parliamentary procedure is used for school clubs, government, and even some families.

True!

300

What happens after a motion has been seconded?

The group discusses the idea.

300

What are two common ways to vote in a meeting?

By raising hands or by saying “aye/no.”

300

What is the first thing the President says to start a meeting?

“This meeting will come to order!”

300

What does it mean to “respect the chair”?

To listen to the President and follow their instructions.


300

Do you have to agree with every decision made in a meeting?

No, but you should respect the outcome.

400

Can anyone in the meeting make a motion?

Yes, any member can make a motion.

400

If the votes are tied, who usually decides?

The President or meeting leader.

400

What is an agenda?

A list of things to talk about during the meeting.

400

If someone interrupts, what should the President do?

 Remind them to wait their turn and be respectful.


400

Name one way parliamentary procedure helps groups work better together.

Any appropriate answer given

500

What should you do if you want to change the motion after it’s been made?

Suggest an amendment or change to the motion.

500

Why is it important that everyone votes only once?

To keep the vote fair.

500

What does the Secretary do during a meeting?

Takes notes (minutes) about what was decided.

500

How can you show you’re being a good team member during a meeting?

By listening, participating, and being respectful to everyone.

500

What is the name of the famous book about parliamentary procedure?

“Robert’s Rules of Order.”

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