BE SAFE
BE RESPONSIBLE
BE KIND
BE RESPECTFUL
BE HONEST
100

What should you do when you are walking in the classroom?

Walk safely, calmly and quietly. Keep your hands and feet to yourself.

100

Your teacher asks everyone to clean up, but you didn't make the mess. What could you do?

Help clean up because you are responsible for taking care of the shared space.

100

Your friend gets picked before you for a game. What could you say or do to show kindness?

Congratulate them and wait patiently for your turn.

100

The teacher is trying to talk to the class but your friend keeps distracting you and talking about Roblox. What should you do?

Ask them to politely "shh" so the teacher can have all eyes and ears. One mic, one voice.

100

You accidentally break something that wasn't yours. What should you do?

Tell them them truth and ask if you can help fix it.

200

You see water on the floor. What should you do?

Tell an adult so someone doesn't slip. Ask to help clean up.

200

What should you do when you finish using your classroom supplies?

Put them away in their designated area. 

200

You notice someone sitting alone at recess. What is one kind thing you could do?

Invite them to sit or talk with you.

200

Is it possible to be kind even when you disagree with someone? Explain.

Yes. You can disagree while still speaking politely and respecting their feelings.

200

You don't understand the directions for an assignment. Is it okay to pretend you understand?

No. Be honest and ask for help.

300

Your friend wants to play fight at recess. What should you tell them?

“We need to play appropriately with our hands to ourselves to keep everyone safe.”

300
You hurt your friend by yelling or hitting them on accident. What should you do?

Say sorry and tell an adult immediately. 

300

Your friend accidentally kicks the ball over the fence and everyone is yelling at them. What should you do?

Tell an adult. Remind everyone it is just a ball and it is just a game.

300

Someone asks you to stop doing something that bothers them. What should you do?

Listen to them and stop. No is a full sentence. Tell an adult if they won't stop.

300

You see your friend break a rule and they say, “Don't tell anyone!” What should you do?

Be honest and tell a trusted adult, especially if someone could be hurt. Tell the truth so they can learn better.

400

You see a classmate with no shoes running around the room with scissors. What should you do?

Remind them to use scissors safely and walk carefully with shoes, or tell an adult.

400

Before you leave anywhere, you should make sure you have all your belongings. What should you check to make sure you have?

Backpack, jacket, lunch box, water bottle! 

400

Two friends are arguing about who gets to be line leader. How could you help show kindness?

Tell them it's not a big deal. We are all going to the same place. 

400

Everyone making fun of a classmate because they embarrassed themselves in front of the class. What should you do?

Do not make fun of them. Tell them it's okay and accidents happen. Everyone gets embarrassed. 

400

Is being honest always easy? What can you do if telling the truth feels difficult?

Take a breath, be brave, tell the truth, and ask for help if needed.

500

You get into an argument with your classmate and they push you. What should you do?

Do not push/hit back. Step back and immediately tell an adult. 
500

Your classmate keeps getting out in 4 Square and is throwing a tantrum. What should you do?

Tell an adult. Encourage them and avoid laughing or making fun of them. Remind them it is just a fun game.

500

You and your friend get into an argument. Your friend storms off and says, “I don't want to be your friend anymore!” What could you do?

Give your friend some space, stay calm, and when they are ready, talk respectfully about what happened. You can say, “I'm sorry we argued. Can we talk about it?”

500

Everyone is shouting at Mr.J because they need to ask him a question. What should you do?

Patiently wait with a quietly raised hand until it's your turn. 

500

Your teacher keeps reminding you what to do, and it starts to annoy you. You tell your grown-ups, “My teacher is being mean.” What should you do?

Be honest about what really happened. Instead of saying your teacher was mean, explain what happened and how you felt.