Making Good Choices
You find a dollar on the floor. What should you do?
Turn it in to an adult.
Someone is sitting alone. What could you do?
Invite them to join you
You and a friend want the same toy. What should you do?
Take turns or share.
What do you do when a teacher is giving directions?
Listen quietly and pay attention.
Why should we walk indoors instead of running?
To prevent accidents and injuries.
You accidentally break a classroom item. What should you do?
Tell the teacher and be honest
Someone makes a mistake during a game. What should you do?
Encourage them instead of teasing.
Someone cuts in front of you in line. What is a good choice?
Calmly tell them or ask an adult for help.
How do you show respect for classroom supplies?
Use them carefully and put them away.
What should you do if you see water spilled on the floor?
Tell an adult immediately.
Your friends are doing something against the rules. What should you do?
Make the right choice or tell an adult if someone could get hurt.
Someone loses a game and feels sad. How can you help?
Comfort them and remind them it's okay to lose.
You feel really angry. What is a smart choice?
Take deep breaths, count to 10, or ask for a break.
What should you say if you accidentally bump into someone?
"I'm sorry."
Why should you keep your hands to yourself?
To keep everyone safe and comfortable.
You know the classroom rules and still break it, what do you do?
Tell the truth and accept responsibility.
A classmate is being teased. What should you do?
Stand up for them kindly or tell an adult.
Two classmates are arguing loudly. What should you do?
Stay out of the argument and get an adult if needed.
Why is it important to wait your turn to speak?
So everyone has a chance to be heard.
What should you do before using scissors or another classroom tool?
Use it safely and follow the teacher's directions.
A friend dares you to break a rule. What is the best choice?
Say no and make the right choice.
What is one way to make a new student feel welcome?
Introduce yourself and include them in activities.
You think something is unfair. What should you do?
Calmly talk to a trusted adult.
What does respect look like when someone is talking?
Listen without interrupting and make eye contact.
What should you do if you don't know whether something is safe?
Stop and ask your teacher first