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Aug 25, 2017
flacka
We always talked about what rules we needed and then I summarized them into the 3-4 rules I wanted anyway (shhh). When I had a bee theme it was Bee safe, Bee respectful, Bee a responsible. That pretty much summed up all the little rules (don't hit, listen and follow directions, clean up after your self, use nice words, etc)
ms123abc
I have only 3 rules. All infractions can be put under one if not all three. 1) Show Respect 2) Make a decision and 3) Try to solve your own problem. My K students know what I mean if I look at them and say Rule 2 or Rule 1.
Stephenteacher
The best rule for rules...is to have no rules. If a student does something not on a list, then what? http://teachersindex.com/positiveclassroom.html
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