Classroom
This is how many minutes a student has to get to class on time.
What is three minutes.
These three things are examples of non-utensil foods.
[Naming any foods that are finger foods]
The direction students should be sitting on the bus.
What is facing forward?
The correct side of the hall to walk.
What is the right hand side?
This is what we use to get on the slide, not the other way around.
What is the ladder? or What is not going up the slide?
Three things a prepared student has for class.
What are textbook, pencil, folder or AR book
This is how a student lets an adult know they need something.
What is raise your hand?
When a student should throw something away.
What is when they get off the bus or during a stop? (Not while the bus is moving).
This is the volume to use in the hallway.
What is quietly?
This is where students can play kickball or run.
What is the grass?
Not doing this will lower a student's grades the fastest.
What is homework.
This is the only reason a student should get out of their seat and go to an adult.
What is an emergency?
This is why students shouldn't be loud on a bus.
This is what needs to be cleaned and organized every week.
What is my locker?
One of the fastest ways to make sure no one wants to play a game with them.
What is cheating? (or lying).
How a teacher knows a student is listening.
What is making eye contact with the teacher
What is stop at the condiment table for napkin, silverware, ranch, etc.?
Where a backpack is supposed to be while on the bus.
Where is on your lap?
This is the rule about where a student should go when they leave the classroom.
Directly to the destination and back to class (example: nurse, office, bathroom).
These are some rules about the swings.
What is don't jump off, don't walk in front of, no 'belly down' and do not push others on the swings?
Do this between classes to avoid interrupting class later.
What is use the bathroom.
These people control how loud it gets in the cafeteria.
Who are the students?
This is where students are allowed to go when they get off of the bus.
What is directly home? (Not to a friend, etc. without a parent knowing).
These two things need to be going in the same direction.
What are feet and eyes?
Mr. Keller's number one rule in the gym or on the playground?
What is no screaming?