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Lesson Objective

Review the PAW Expectations for the hallway
By the end of the lesson, all students will be able to tell the expectations for the hallway

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Practice responsibility�

It is everyone’s job to help make West Whittier a great place to learn. The next slides show how to be responsible in the hallway.

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Walk on the yellow line

Be responsible. Do NOT run in the hallway. You may fall and hurt yourself. Walking on the yellow line is safe.

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Go directly to the destination

Be responsible. Follow your teacher’s directions at all times. Do not waste time.

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Help keep our school clean

Be responsible. Do NOT leave trash in the halls. If you see trash, please pick it up. Lets all help keep our school clean.

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Check for Understanding Quiz�

What are the 3 expectations for being Responsible in the hallway? (Think time, Turn & Talk) To be responsible in the hallway we must…… One hallway expectation is…. Another is……

Walk on the yellow line
Go directly to your destination
Keep our school clean

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Always Be Respectful�

We should always think about other people’s

feelings. The next slides show how to be respectful

in the hallway.

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Keep Hands and Feet to Yourself

Be respectful. Do NOT touch others. Keep hands and feet to yourself at all times.

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Walk Quietly & Be Mindful of others

Be respectful and mindful of other classrooms. Do NOT make noise. Others are working and learning.

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Respect Other People’s Property

Please respect other people’s property. Do NOT touch anything while walking in the hallway that does not belong to you.

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Check for Understanding Quiz�

What are the 3 expectations for being respectful in the hallway? (Think time, Turn & Talk) To be respectful in the hallway we must…… One way to show respect is…. Another is……

Keep hands and feet to yourself
Walk quietly
Respect other people’s property

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Work and play safely

We MUST always be safe in the hallway so nobody gets hurt. The next slideshow how to be safe in the hallway.

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Walk Facing Forward

Be safe. Do NOT run in the hallway. Walk in a straight line. You should always be looking forward so you do not bump into anyone or anything.

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Keep Your Distance

Be safe. Do NOT touch others in the hallways. Keep your hands and feet to yourself.

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Check for Understanding Quiz�

What are the 2 expectations for being safe in the hallway? (Think time, Turn & Talk) To be safe in the hallway we must…… One way to be safe is…. Another is……

Walk facing forward
Keep your distance

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What should you do?�(Think Time & Turn & Talk)

What should you do if your teacher asks you to take a note to the office? If my teacher asks me to take a note to the office I should…..

Walk directly to the office

What should you do if your friend keeps turning around in line? If my friend keeps turning around, I should…..

Tell them to keep their eyes looking forward.

What should you do if you and your class are walking out to recess? When we walk out to recess we should….

Walk quietly on the yellow line facing forward, keep our distance

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Rewards

Praise Note

Ticket Exchange

Students who follow the expectations, will be rewarded with a Praise Note. You can exchange them for rewards.

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Consequences

Yellow Ticket

Referral

Students who choose to NOT follow the expectations,

will have consequences for their actions.

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Strive to be PAWsome! Always follow the hallway expectations especially when nobody is looking. Be PAWsome at all times. It’s NEVER cool to break the rules.

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Set Goals�(Think Time & Whip Around)

How will you be PAWsome in the hallway? I will be PAWsome because I will………. One thing I will do in the hallway is…….

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Reflection

(Think Time & Turn and Talk)

Why would following these expectations make our school a caring place?

These expectations make our school a caring school because……

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Let’s Practice

Now we will visit the hallway and practice these expectations.