Art Rules

Rule#2 Starts with: (a)   your time, other people, the room, other's property, and ideas.

What is the best way to get the attention of my art teacher when a large group of people need her help?

What rules do you think you may break? Why?

What happens if I need to borrow a pencil in art class?

• I will leave it at my desk.

• I will chew it up and leave it on the floor.

• I must sign it out on the whiteboard, return it at the end of class, and check my name off.

Why should I strive to be on time for all of my classes?

• I don't want to be on time because they'll wait for me. I am cool like that.

• I don't want to fall behind or be caught in a tardy sweep.

• I'll show up after the bell rings with a great excuse. Of course, with a bit of arguing, I will be marked on time.

What does it mean to be prepared for an art class?

• I am on time, I have what I need, and I use my time well.

• I am here, in class. What do you want from me? Gosh!

• I am here but I need to borrow the main materials and charge my Chromebook.

How will everyone leave the class when the bell rings?

• I will have someone clean up after me, and then I am free to leave once the bell rings.

• I will leave when the bell rings, leaving my mess on the table.

• We will return our work to the folder, clean our desk and trash, and sit down. Then, the teacher will let us know when it's time to leave.

What does 'Self Cleaning Classroom' mean?

• I am considerate and amazing enough to clean up after myself.

• Ms. Henson cleans the room all by herself.

• A robot and a custodian clean up my mess.

What does it mean to work to the best of your ability?

• Attend class.

• Use my time efficiently, put in effort, and maintain a positive attitude.

• Perform poorly even though I know I can do better.

Who should receive fair and equal treatment in the art classroom?

• Those who earn it from me.

• Only my friends and sometimes the teacher.

• All people, including myself. I can ignore people that bother me.