q Awesome Assembly Attitude-expected behavior during an assembly or anytime a group of people are gathered together
q You Snooze, You Lose-importance of getting to school on time and how if he/she is late it impacts the teacher and the entire class
q Watching While Walking-reminder of how we walk down the hall and how we handle a situation if someone is waiting we stop to let the person pass by
q Way to Play-expected behavior during any type of recess period
q Quick, Quiet and Clean-reviews the procedures we use in the bathroom whether at school or any place outside the home
q Lunch Crunchers-reviews proper lunch behavior including students not sharing food, cleaning up after themselves, and letting an adult know when they do not have a lunch
q Kindness is Contagious-demonstrates how better a person feels when someone does him/her a favor without being asked.
q Super Sub Spirit-reminds students the proper behavior when a substitute is teaching for the day
q See You Later, Alligator-teaches students how to get organized and be ready to leave the building when the dismissal bell rings
q Test Your Best-reviews proper behavior for taking any type of test
q Zip Your Lip-reminds students how to be quiet when someone has asked for their attention
q Way to Ride-expected behavior anytime a student is riding a bus
q Patrols’ Rule-reminds all students the proper way to behave when a patrol is in the classroom or with the class during recess
q Choose Your Words Wisely-demonstrates how students/adults feel when someone speaks out of turn.
q Keep Your Cool-It’s the Rule-reminds the students that fighting is against the rules and that there are other ways to solve a problem.
COOL TOOLS (continued)
q Chop, Chop-expected behavior when students are outside their classroom and the importance of returning to the classroom as soon as possible.
q Leave Your Attitude At the Door-demonstrates to students the importance of not bringing an attitude to school and what to do if their day has started out badly
q Practice Makes Perfect-review of expected behavior when classes are involved in any type of rehearsal
q Hats Off to You-reminds students that it is respectful to take off a cap when entering any type of building
q Leave the Phone Until You Go Home-reminder to students that cell phones must be off and in their backpacks until they have left school for the day
q Step Up to the Plate Before It’s Too Late-demonstrates how students should help another student if he/she is being taunted by someone and reminds students that if they do nothing they are as wrong as the person doing the taunting
q Say “No” to Notes-reminds students that note writing/passing is not allowed at school at any time
q Keep Your “Paws” to Yourself-reminds students that we do not “kid around” at school by play fighting, touching another person or pretending to trip someone
q Walk
Your Bike or Take a Hike-anyone riding their bike to school must walk it
once they are on any of the sidewalks surrounding Northeast School. If a student is given a warning and
continues to ride on the sidewalk or blacktop the student will not be allowed
to have the bike at school for one month.
q
Destruction Eruption-demonstrates how talking or
making noises disturbs classmates when they are trying to concentrate on a
lesson or doing their work. *written by Jada Franklin, Dorothy Kalafut & Anna Rizzo*
q Facing
the Bully-reminds the students how they should react when a classmate is
bullying them. *written by Jada Franklin,
Dorothy Kalafut, & Anna Rizzo*
q It Pays to Behave-demonstrates how the student can earn points for all the celebrations for the school year. The students earn a point for everyday they are infraction free.
q Stash Your Trash-reminds students that there is an appropriate place to put garbage, including when walking home from school, so that the quadrant stays neat and orderly.
q Put
Your Pride to the Side-reminds students that the staff is here to help them
with any problems, and if they just ask for help the staff member will assist
them.
q Stay
on the Path or Face the Wrath-reminds students to walk on the sidewalk on
their way home, and if they decide to walk on the grass or the street they will
have to listen to the upset community members.
q Don’t
Be Robbed Do Your Job-demonstrates the importance of students doing any
homework assigned so that they will not miss out on learning all they need to
know.