We Keep Our Hands, Feet and Objects to Ourselves

Which of the following is NOT an example of keeping your hands, feet and objects to yourself?

• Keeping my feet under my own desk.

• Staying in my own personal bubble.

• Kicking the chair in front of me in class.

• Keeping my hands on my own desk.

Tapping someone on the head is an example of keeping your hands, feet and objects to yourself.

• True

• False

Which of the following is an example of not keeping your hands, feet and objects to yourself?

• Holding your own lunchbox in your lap when waiting for the teacher after eating time.

• Taking someone's hat off their head.

• Staying in my own space.

• Placing rubbish in the bin yourself.

Pushing someone in line is keeping your hands, feet and objects to yourself.

• true

• false

We keep our hands, feet and objects to ourselves is from which 'rule'?

• Be safe

• Be a learner

• Be respectful

At BWSS we keep our hands, feet and objects to ourselves to be

Play fighting is fine at lunchtime.

• True

• False

Which of the following is an example of not keeping your hands, feet and objects to yourself?

• Working on your handwriting, using your own pencil, in your own space.

• Keeping your feet to yourself.

• Playing footy, passing the ball to each other.

• Poking a classmate with your pencil.

Kick tag is an example of NOT keeping your hands, feet and objects to yourself.

• True

• False

Keeping our hands, feet and objects to ourselves only applies to play time.

• True

• False