PBIS Recess Expectations

True or false: Although kids need to keep their hands and feet to themselves, it is still okay to play tag at Recess.

• True

• False

COVID procedures on the playground include:

• Wearing a mask correctly for the entire recess

• Staying with and only playing with your classmates

• Using hand sanitizer before and after recess

• All of the above

How can you show good sportsmanship during soccer or basketball?

• doing anything you need to do to win

• saying, "Good game!" to kids on the other team

• choosing only your friends to be on your team

• fighting for the ball

When the whistle is blown to signal the end of recess, you should:

• run to the line and stand quietly

• line up when your game is over

• get in line when your teacher starts yelling, "Hustle!"

• walk towards the line while talking to your friends

Swinging safely means:

• spinning on the swings and running into the person next to you

• ducking under the swing while pushing someone

• pocket on seat and both hands on the swing

• jumping off the swing

What are the three OTE recess rules?

• Be a good sport, be careful, be kind

• Be helpful, be safe, be fun

• Be quiet, be nice, be a good friend

• Be safe, be responsible, be respectful

When the kickball goes over the fence, you should:

• look both ways after opening the gate

• ask a teacher if you can get the ball

• climb over the fence carefully

• Leave the ball and look for another one you can use

Playing safely at Recess means:

• sliding down the slide on your pockets

• jumping off the tallest part of the playground equipment

• running and climbing up the slide

• playing hide and seek behind the trees

Dressing appropriately for Recess means

• taking off your jacket in the winter if it's sunny outside

• wearing flip flops to climb on the playground equipment

• wearing a hat and scarf when it's a hot day

• wearing a jacket to recess when it is cold outside

When you see a student all alone on the playground, you should:

• pretend you didn't see him

• ask if he wants to play a game, too

• leave him alone

• tell your friends about him