Classroom rules
Where do supplies go when you're finished using them?
Back in the pencil bins or put away
What do you do when you get to the library?
Come in and quietly find your seat.
Can you eat food or drink in the library?
No!
What noise level is the hallway?
Level zero
Who should answer when the teacher calls on your group?
the Speaker
What kind of comments should you say to other people? (Think: the golden rule)
Positive/kind things. No put downs!
What happens if your teacher claps?
Everyone stops talking and pays attention
When should you bring books you checked out back to the library?
On or before the due date! Ask Mr. Kirk if you are not sure.
How do students earn shields?
By following school rules and listening to directions.
How do students respect other students' properties?
By not touching them or destroying them. Ask to use first before taking anything.
How many people can be in the bathroom?
One boy and one girl at a time.
What should you keep away from your library books?
Food/drink, pets, younger siblings. Keep your books somewhere safe!
What moving speed should you be at when in school?
Walking at all times
How do you get your group to work together?
By taking turns talking and sharing supplies.
What noise level should you be while your teacher
is teaching?
Level zero! No talking.
When can I check out books?
During the last half of class when Mr. Kirk calls my group.
What is the item you use to keep your spot in a book called?
A bookmark
This is where students are sent if they break the rules
Time-out or the office
What noise level is okay during group work?
Level 1-2: Talking quietly to your table but not disrupting others.
Finish the phrase: Keep your hands ___ ________.
Keep your hands to yourself.
How do students line up?
Quietly, facing front and staying in your spot.
How many books can you check out?
2 books can be checked out total.
When can you go outside of the class?
You can't unless your teacher sends you with a note or a hall pass.
What does a good group working look like?
They are sharing, helping, and encouraging others and getting your work or project done.