playground expectations - nesd · 2015-10-05 · playground expectations author: marylyn mcintosh...
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Playground Expectations
Respect and Responsibility
When I Follow the Playground Expectations, I Am Able to…
• Have fun
• Be safe
• Show Respect and Responsibility for myself, others, for property, and for learning
When Leaving the School Building, I Will…
• Line up at the classroom door • Wait quietly until I am dismissed – make sure to keep my hands and
feet to myself • Walk down the hallway, making sure to stay on the correct side • Keep my hands and feet to myself • Remember to not touch teacher and student work that is hanging
up in the hallway • Find my boots and put them on, being careful not to push or shove • Be patient and take turns • Use my inside voice • Walk on the sidewalk to my play area • Remember to play in the area that is assigned to my grade level
When Playing Outside….
There are rules that I need to follow.
These rules allow myself and others to:
• Be safe
• Have fun
• Show respect and responsibility
When Using the Swings, I Will Remember to…
• Sit on the swings
• Swing forward and backward only
• Not run between the swings
• Play away from the swings
• Watch carefully when others are on the swings so I don’t get hit by a moving swing
• Remain on the swing until it stops moving
• Stop the swing before getting off
When Playing Soccer, I Will Remember to…
• Keep my hands to myself • Be careful around others by: - watching where I am running and kicking - not pushing and shoving • Play fair • Follow the rules of the game • Be a good sport, even if my team doesn’t win • Bring the equipment in when the bell rings to
come inside • Use appropriate language
When Using the Slide, I Will Remember to…
• Sit down
• Go down the slide feet first
• Wait until everyone is away from the bottom of the slide before sliding down
When Playing Snow Forts, I Will Remember to…
• Not bother other people at their snow forts
• Only take snow blocks that don’t belong to someone else
• Ask nicely if I want to play in someone’s snow fort. If they don’t want me to play in their fort, I will find something else to play.
• Use snow blocks for building, not for throwing
• Be respectful of other peoples’ snow forts and not try to wreck them
When Playing on the Equipment, I Will Remember to…
• Play games that are safe (no blind tag)
• Be careful around others by not pushing or shoving
• Take turns climbing up onto the equipment
• Climb down rather than jumping off the equipment
• Hang from my hands, not my feet or legs
• Not climb on top of the equipment
When Using Balls and Skipping Ropes, I Will Remember to…
• Use the equipment properly
• Take care of the equipment
• Bring the equipment inside when the bell rings
• Tell a supervisor if the ball rolls out into the street
• Only use the equipment from my classroom, and not borrow from other classrooms
• Bring in all found equipment
• Tell my teacher if the equipment is broken
When Playing With Others, I Will Remember to…
• Take turns • Share the equipment • Play safe • Use equipment safely • Tell, don’t tattle • Play nicely and include others • Use nice words • Play games that avoid rough contact (keep my hands and feet to myself) • Stay in my grade area • Listen to the supervisor • Be helpful, not hurtful • Include others • Play inside the school boundaries
When the Bell Rings to Come Inside, I Will Remember to…
• Come in quickly
• Walk down the hallway on the correct side
• Take my boots off and put them on the boot rack where they belong, being careful not to push or shove
• Be patient and take turns
• Use my inside voice
In the Winter, I Will Remember to…
• Be careful by not playing on icy patches
• Never throw snowballs
• Be respectful of other people’s snow forts by not destroying other forts or taking snow blocks that don’t belong to me
• Dress warmly so I can have fun and be safe
• Use equipment carefully because it may be slippery
In the Spring, I Will Remember to…
• Play away from the puddles
• Wear rubber boots and splash pants
• Play where it is dry and not muddy
• Be careful not to splash anyone
• Listen to and obey the Grade 5 puddle patrollers when I am reminded to stay out of the water
• Take my boots off carefully in the boot room so I don’t make a mess