LUNCHROOM
HALLWAYS
PLAYGROUND
CLASSROOM
WILD CARD
100
Words you use when asking for or getting something
What is please and thank you
100
Not kicking or moving others' things in their cubbies
What is being respectful of friends' possessions
100
Lining up quietly to come inside.
What is respecting the playground supervisors when being told it is time to line up.
100
Raising my hand and waiting to be called on.
What is being respectful to my teacher and waiting for my turn.
100
Not interrupting adults when they are speaking to others.
What is being respectful and waiting for adults to finish their conversations?
200
How you show respect for others in the lunchroom
What is talking in a "1" voice, staying seated, clean up after yourself.
200
Zero voices and quiet feet when lining up to go outside.
What is being respectful for others' learning in their classrooms?
200
This is how you show respect for others on the playground
What is not pushing, hitting, and talking nicely?
200
Putting away scissors, glue, markers and pencils.
What is respecting my classroom by cleaning up when the teacher reminds me?
200
Sitting quietly waiting for your bus to be called.
What is respecting the bus supervisors?
300
Showing respect for an adult
What is following directions the first time
300
Waiting in line quietly to have a drink.
What is being respectful when at the drinking fountain?
300
Taking care of playground toys and bringing them in when the bell rings.
What is respecting playground toys and equipment.
300
Sitting quietly on the carpet near the smartboard.
What is respectfully waiting for instructions from my teacher.
300
RESPECT
What is treating others the way you want to be treated
400
Another way to show respect for adults in the lunchroom
What is not talking back, arguing and following directions?
400
Walking in a straight line on the silver line on the floor.
What is being respectful of others in the school when walking in the hallway?
400
Showing respect to others
What is including others while you play
400
Listening and giving eye contact to the speaker
What is expected when the speaker is talking
400
Being kind, following directions and rules, listening, treating others the way you would like to be treated, being zero in the halls...
What are examples of respect
500
Mr. Lotharius, Mr. Yang, Mrs. Xiong, Ms. Bittner, Mrs. Weckwerth, Mrs. Carmichael
Who are the best lunchroom supervisors ever!
500
Being a zero in the hallway
What is being respectful to the students who are learning when you are in the hallway
500
People you listen to the first time and respectfully answer
What is ALL ADULTS
500
Waiting patiently until they finish talking or saying "excuse me"
What is showing good manners when two people are talking
500
Everyone is treated this way
What is WITH RESPECT!!
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