Treat everyone with kindness and consideration, just like you want to be treated. This includes teachers, classmates, and anyone else who enters our classroom.

Pay attention to the speaker, whether it's the teacher, a classmate, or someone presenting. Avoid distractions and try to understand what's being said.

If you have a question or something to contribute, raise your hand and wait for your turn to speak. Interrupting is not polite and hinders others' learning.

Come to class with all the necessary materials and be ready to learn. This shows respect for yourself and your classmates.

Avoid distractions like phones, games, or talking off-topic during class time. Focus on the lesson and make the most of your learning opportunity.

Be willing to work with others in groups or projects. Share ideas, listen to others, and contribute your fair share.

Come to class with a positive mindset and willingness to learn. Your attitude can affect your learning and the learning of others.

Own your actions and choices. If you make a mistake, apologize and try to do better next time. Being responsible builds character.

Keep the classroom clean and tidy. Don't write on walls, desks, or anywhere else you're not supposed to. Leave the classroom in better condition than you found it.