This document outlines the rules, rationale, consequences, and rewards for an art class. It lists 5 rules: 1) be on time with materials, 2) keep hands to yourself, 3) clean up, 4) use supplies correctly, and 5) listen actively. The rationale explains why each rule is important for safety, respecting others, and making the most of class time. The consequences start with warnings and potentially involve moving seating, parent contact, or office referral. Rewards include coloring, special privileges, and craft-making for following the rules.
This document outlines the rules, rationale, consequences, and rewards for an art class. It lists 5 rules: 1) be on time with materials, 2) keep hands to yourself, 3) clean up, 4) use supplies correctly, and 5) listen actively. The rationale explains why each rule is important for safety, respecting others, and making the most of class time. The consequences start with warnings and potentially involve moving seating, parent contact, or office referral. Rewards include coloring, special privileges, and craft-making for following the rules.
This document outlines the rules, rationale, consequences, and rewards for an art class. It lists 5 rules: 1) be on time with materials, 2) keep hands to yourself, 3) clean up, 4) use supplies correctly, and 5) listen actively. The rationale explains why each rule is important for safety, respecting others, and making the most of class time. The consequences start with warnings and potentially involve moving seating, parent contact, or office referral. Rewards include coloring, special privileges, and craft-making for following the rules.
1.Be on time with 1.We have a lot of 1. Verbal warning 1. Finished with materials ready. information to work-coloring know and create sheet so we need make use of all of our time. 2. Keep hands, 2. If you bother 2. Name on my 2. Special feet, and objects others, someone desk-as a warning privileges-ex: to yourself. or something helper to hang might get hurt or artwork outside items damaged. 3. Clean up after 3. If you don’t 3. Move seating 3. Make a craft yourself. (Spills, clean up, supplies supplies, trash) get ruined, people may fall and we want to keep Art room safe. 4. Use Art 4.If supplies get 4.Parent contact supplies correctly. damaged, we quickly can’t buy more. We want to enjoy everything responsibly that the Art room offers. 5. Listen to other 5. By actively 5. Referral to with open ears listening, we can office and eyes. hear lesson, directions and people’s needs.