Hallway Behavior Presented to you by: “The Popsicle Lickers” BY: Rebecca, Natalie, Gabby.

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Hallway Behavior Presented to you by: “The Popsicle Lickers” BY: Rebecca, Natalie, Gabby.

Bad Hallway Behavior This is what a hallway should not look like!

Good behavior in the hallway This is how your behavior and what the hallway should look like!

The difference between a clean locker and a dirty locker This is a clean locker This is a dirty locker

How to be SAFE in the hallway  WALK, Don’t run in the hallways  Don’t throw things at people  Don’t hit people  Don’t litter  Close your locker  Throw trash away

How to be RESPECTFUL in the hallway  Say hello to a friend  Greet teachers and all students nicely  If you drop something pick it up  Help others when needed  Ask if anyone needs help  Quietly shut lockers

How to be RESPONSIBLE in the hallway  keep your locker closed  Ask for help nicely  Keep your locker clean  Help others  Use magnets to put things in your locker  Keep the hallway clean

“Popsicle Lickers” Popsicle lickers are awesome!