Respecting yourself and others đ
During snack time, your friend drops some crumbs on the floor. You should do this.
What is âpick up after yourselfâ?
Instead of looking at your phone during class, you do this to stay focused.
What is âpay attention/stay engagedâ?
You want to leave to go outside or to the bathroom. You should do this first.
What is âask a mentorâ?
A classmate is building a tower and you accidentally bump into it. How do you show respect?
What is âapologize and give spaceâ?
Youâre explaining your idea to the group. Using encouraging words is called this.
What is âdream-y languageâ?
Your mentor asks the class to line up quietly. Doing it right away shows this.
What is âfollow proceduresâ?
Someone teases a peer about their project. How should you respond?
What is âuse kind or dream-y languageâ
Your partner is struggling with an activity. You help without distracting others. This shows you can do this in DREAM activities
What is âparticipate respectfullyâ?
You are moving between rooms and there are supplies on the floor. Doing this keeps everyone safe.
What is âwalk carefullyâ?
Your classmate is sitting alone and seems sad. Showing this helps them feel safe and included.
What is ârespecting othersâ feelings and spaceâ?
During a group discussion, you notice someone zoned out or not wanting to participate. You politely ask them a question to do this.
What is âkeep them engagedâ or âhelp them stay focusedâ?
These are the key behaviors that keep the classroom safe, fun, and positive for everyone.
What are the DREAM Rules?
You notice trash left on the floor and supplies out of place after group work. Doing this shows responsibility.
What is âclean up and organize materialsâ or âpick up after yourselfâ?
You are leading a short presentation/activity/game. Keeping your energy positive for everyone shows this.
What is âmaintain positive engagementâ?
During transitions, you remember to walk safely, clean up, and ask permission when needed. Doing all this shows this quality.
What is âbeing responsible and safeâ?