Disciplines at School and at Home

Discipline is like a set of rules that makes us good and responsible. It's important both at school
and at home.

At school, we follow rules to make sure everyone can learn and have a good time. We listen to
our teachers because they help us learn new things. When the teacher is talking, we don't talk to
our friends, so everyone can hear and understand.

We do our homework and classwork on time. It's like a promise we make to ourselves and our
teachers. We sit quietly in class and raise our hand if we have a question or want to say
something.

During recess, we play nicely with our friends. We don't push or shove, and we share the
playthings. It's more fun when we play with others.

At home, we need discipline too. It is about following rules and helping our family. We clean up
our toys and put things back where they belong. We should listen to our parents. When they tell
us to do something, we should do it without complaining. We should say please and thank you. It
shows good manners and makes our family happy.

When it's time for bed, we get ready without fuss. We brush our teeth, change into our pyjamas,
and read a story book. It helps us sleep well.

So, discipline is like being a good friend and student. It means following rules and being
responsible. It makes school and home happy and peaceful places.