Classroom Rules

1. Respect Everyone

   • Speak kindly to your classmates and teachers.

   • Listen when others are speaking.

   • Keep hands, feet, and objects to yourself.

2. Be Prepared

   • Come to class on time with all necessary materials.

   • Complete your homework and assignments on time.

   • Stay focused and on task during lessons.

3. Follow Directions

   • Listen and follow instructions the first time they are given.

   • Raise your hand to speak or to leave your seat.

   • Participate actively in all classroom activities.

4. Keep the Classroom Clean

   • Pick up after yourself and help maintain a tidy learning environment.

   • Take care of classroom supplies and equipment.

   • Respect others' property and the classroom space.

5. Work as a Team

   • Help and encourage your classmates.

   • Cooperate during group work and discussions.

   • Share ideas and listen to others.

                Consequences

1. Verbal Warning

   • A gentle reminder to correct behavior.

2. Loss of Privileges

   • Temporary loss of a classroom privilege, such as free time or participation in a favorite activity..

3. Time-Out or Reflection Time

   • A short period where the student is asked to sit quietly and think about their behavior or complete a reflection sheet.

4. Parent Contact

   • If behavior does not improve, the teacher will contact the student's parents to discuss the issue and work together on a solution.

5. Office Referral

   • For repeated or severe infractions, the student may be sent to the office for further action.

                      Rewards

1. Praise and Recognition

   • Verbal praise for good behavior and effort.

   • Displaying the student’s work or achievements on a “Champion’s Wall.”

2. Classroom Points System

   • Earn points for good behavior, completing assignments, teamwork, etc. Points can be exchanged for small rewards or privileges, such as extra recess time or a homework pass.

3. Champion of the Month

   • A special recognition awarded to a student who consistently demonstrates positive behavior and effort. The "Champion" could receive a certificate, a special badge, or a small prize.

4. Group Rewards

   • When the entire class meets a goal (e.g., earning a certain number of points collectively), they receive a group reward, such as a class party, movie day, or an extra free time.

5. Positive Notes Home

   • Sending home a note or email to parents highlighting the student’s positive behavior or achievements.