Classroom Rules
What should you do when the teacher is talking?
Listen quietly and give your attention to the teacher.
What should you say if you want to join someone’s game at recess?
Ask kindly if you can join.
What should you do if you finish your work early?
Check your work or do a quiet activity.
What should you do if someone cuts you in line?
Politely tell them to go to the back or tell the teacher.
Do something that makes someone smile today. What could you do?
Say something kind, give a compliment, or help someone.
What should you do if you need to use the bathroom during a lesson?
Raise your hand and ask politely.
How can you help a friend who is sad?
Talk to them, listen, or get an adult to help.
What should you do with your materials after you use them?
Put them back where they belong.
What can you do if you feel frustrated during a task?
Take a deep breath, count, or ask for help.
You notice a mess in the hallway. What kind of “good trouble” can you cause?
Clean it up or tell an adult.
If someone is talking while you’re working, what’s a respectful way to handle it?
Politely remind them it’s quiet time or focus on your work.
What should you do if your friend makes a mistake?
Be kind, forgive them, and help them do better next time.
If you make a mess, what’s the responsible thing to do?
Clean it up without being asked.
If someone says something mean, what’s the best first step?
Ignore it or tell them to stop calmly.
You see a shy student sitting alone. What “good trouble” can you cause?
Invite them to join or talk to them kindly.
What should you do if you see someone not following the rules?
Tell a teacher instead of joining in.
What’s a good way to solve a small disagreement with a friend?
Use calm words and talk it out.
If you forget your homework, what should you do?
Be honest and tell the teacher.
If you and a friend both want the same game, how can you solve it?
Take turns or find a way to share.
You hear someone say, “I can’t do this.” How can you cause positive trouble?
Encourage them and remind them to keep trying.
What should you do at the end of the day to help the classroom?
Clean up your area and help get things ready for tomorrow.
If two friends are arguing and you’re stuck in the middle, what can you do?
Stay neutral, encourage them to talk it out, or get help from a teacher.
How can you show responsibility for your own learning?
Pay attention, ask for help when needed, and try your best.
What should you do if you see bullying?
Tell a teacher or trusted adult right away.
The classroom is a bit dull. What positive “trouble” can you make to help?
Suggest a fun idea, decorate, or help others feel excited to learn.