Work together to agree on a set of rules for the classroom, school cafeteria, and playground. Write and illustrate rules to make a School Rules Scroll.
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With your classmates, create a list of suggested classroom rules to help each person be responsible for their actions. State rules positively, describing what TO DO. Use a democratic decision-making process to select three or four of the most important, general rules.
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Cut a recycled paper grocery bag with Crayola® Scissors so it lies flat.
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With a ruler and Crayola Colored Pencils, measure 2-inch (5 cm) high lines. In your best handwriting, use Crayola Washable Markers to print the rules large enough that they can be read from a distance.
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Illustrate the rules on another recycled paper bag. Glue these illustrations next to the rules with Crayola Glue Sticks.
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When the glue is dry, crumple the paper slightly to give it an aged effect. Roll up the finished scroll and tie it with a bright ribbon. As needed, a student unveils the rules for all to see.
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