PBIS Expectations SCHOOL WIDE

What are the 3 Big School Rules?

• Respectful, Safe, and Restructured.

• Respectful, Safe, and Responsible.

• Ravioli, Spaghetti, and Rigatoni.

It is important to follow the 3 big school rules...

• because adults said so.

• so everyone, both students and adults, have a loud, mean, unpleasant place to learn and grow.

• because yellow and blue make green.

• so everyone, both students and adults, have a nice, friendly, pleasant place to learn and grow.

You are at a school assembly. How should you behave?

• scream or yell at a friend

• tag the person sitting in front of you

• sit quietly on the floor and listen

Someone has said something unkind to you. What do you do?

• hit the person

• tell the person they hurt your feelings

• run to tell an adult

• say the same thing back to them

Which options are examples of an awesome student?

* more than one answer

• leaving a mess for someone else to clean up

• putting things away when done

• sharing recess equipment with others

• using your manners: please, thank you, excuse me, etc.

An awesome student...

• makes smart choices.

• makes others feel welcome.

• listens and helps others.

• follows adult directions the first time.

• ALL OF THESE!

Pick all the options that LOOK like ASSEMBLY BEHAVIOR.

* more than one answer

• recess with kids running around

• flat folded, criss-cross applesauce, quiet body sitting on your bottom

• silent clapping (0 voice and 2 hands waving) or polite clapping (stop when speaker is ready)

• eyes on speaker

Pick all the options that SOUND like ASSEMBLY BEHAVIOR.

* more than one answer

• voice level is 0 (NO talking) or 1 (whisper)

• silent clapping (0 voice with 2 hands waving) or polite clapping (stop when speaker is ready)

• screaming or yelling

• safe, quiet body sitting on bottom and hands to self

Voice level 0 (zero) means...

• NO talking.

• whisper voice.

• talking voice.

• outside voice.

Voice level 1 means...

• NO talking.

• whisper voice.

• talking voice.

• outside voice.