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Respect Jeopardy

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On which side of the hall are you supposed to walk?

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The right-hand side.

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Why is it important to move towards your destination without pushing and shoving

between classes?

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So you will be on time, to keep traffic moving, and so no one gets hurt.

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What is one strategy that will help two people access lockers next to each other.

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Take turns, or keep your things on your side.

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Explain why it’s important not to stand in the middle of the hall with your friends.

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It blocks the traffic flow.

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How many students move through the halls during class exchange times? (Your

answer must be +/- 25 of the correct answer.)

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715

(+/- 25)

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Why is it disrespectful to be late for class?

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The class can’t start, and everyone has to wait for you.

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Act out the proper way to respond to a teacher who is correcting your behavior.

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Don’t argue or use disrespectful language. Don’t walk away while the

teacher is talking.

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What are three ways to show respect for others during a class discussion?

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Take turns, raise your hand, listen when others are talking, and respect opinions of

others.

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If you were a teacher, why would it be a problem if your students came to class

unprepared?

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Time is wasted handing out supplies, it indicates a lack of respect for the class,

and borrowed supplies often aren’t returned.

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On average, how many students does a teacher work with on any given day?

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90-120

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Give an example of good table manners. (You may act it out.)

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Not chewing with mouth open, passing items instead of throwing them, not

burping loudly, throwing away all trash, wiping up spills.

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Why is it necessary to dismiss students table by table to go out to recess?

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So there is no pushing or running and no one will get hurt.

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Why is it important to keep your conversations at a reasonable volume

during lunch?

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So people can hear each other, and so students can hear teachers’ instructions.

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List three actions that are not acceptable while waiting in line.

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Pushing, cutting, being disrespectful to the cafeteria workers, and yelling.

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How many students are in the cafeteria during your lunch shift?

(You must be +/- 25 of the correct answer.)

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6th - 245

7th - 231

8th - 239

(all +/- 25)

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Use _______ language while riding on the bus.

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Appropriate or respectful

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Act out the proper way to ride on your bus.

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Stay in your seat, keep your hands to yourself, and keep your voice quiet.

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If you were the bus driver, why would it be important to have the bus riders quiet?

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So you can concentrate on your driving, so you can hear sirens, etc.

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What could you do if you were being bullied on the bus?

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Talk to your parents, have your friends sit near you, talk to the bus driver, sit closer

to the front, or talk to your teacher or guidance counselor.

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How many student’s lives is the bus driver responsible for when the bus is

full?

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