Youth Center Rules
You must do this every day when you arrive and leave.
Sign in and sign out
Roosevelt Island is located between these two boroughs.
Manhattan and Queens
This value means treating others with fairness and dignity.
Respect
What do you call water that’s frozen?
Ice
This promise reminds us to use kind words.
Throw Glitter, Not Shade
This kind of product is not allowed at the Youth Center due to allergies.
Nuts
You can ride this unique form of transportation to Roosevelt Island with a great view.
Tram
This value is about being honest and doing what’s right, even when no one is looking.
Integrity
What color do you get when you mix red and yellow?
Orange
This promise means to stop and listen to directions.
Hold it Down
How many people are allowed in the bathroom at a time?
One
Roosevelt Island is in this river.
East River
This value encourages everyone to be involved and ensures everyone feels welcomed.
Inclusion
How many legs does a spider have?
Eight
This promise says to give your full attention to the present moment.
Be in the Now
True or False: You can use your phone or tablet during activities.
False
Roosevelt Island was once known by this name.
Welfare Island
This value means taking ownership for your actions and decisions.
Accountability
What month does summer begin in?
June
This promise encourages honesty and says “Never be dishonest.”
Honesty is the Best Policy
This rule says you're not allowed to draw on walls or damage things that belong to the Youth Center.
No damage or graffiti of any kind to personal or public property.
This Four Freedoms park is named after the president Roosevelt Island honors.
Franklin D. Roosevelt Four Freedoms Park
This core value includes “aligning actions with beliefs” and being trustworthy.
Integrity
What has hands but can’t clap?
Clock
This promise tells you to speak up if something’s wrong
Stand Up, Speak Up