SWPB Lesson: Playground Blountville Elementary 2009 Playground.

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SWPB Lesson: Playground Blountville Elementary 2009 Playground

Expectations Matrix Be Responsible Take care of equipment Leave playground clean Be Respectful Take turns and share equipment Include others in play Use kind words Be Safe Never leave playground without permission Play in designated areas Listen for playground signals and follow adult directions quickly

Tiger Rules: What do they look and sound like on the playground? Responsible Take care of equipment Leave playground clean Respectful Take care of equipment Leave playground clean Safe Never leave playground without permission Play in designated areas Listen for playground signals and follow adult directions quickly

Playground Being Responsible Being Respectful Be Safe Take care of playground equipment Take turns and share equipment Include others in play Play in designated area Use kind words Never leave playground without permission Listen for playground signals and follow adult directions quickly

playgroundclassroom Walk around room safely Walk play & travel safely Leave playground Follow classroom rules Follow equipment rules Keep classroom clean Respect others belongings Clean up after yourself Keep hands & feet to self

I take care of equipment. I will be able to know what to do next. I travel safely. Our playground equipment will stay in good shape and I will be able to enjoy it longer. I listen for playground signals and follow directions. I follow playground procedures. I include others in play. I will make new friends and play with different people. I will not get hurt or hurt others.