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WEATHER GUIDELINES:
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Students should be dressed appropriately for outside play in
most weather conditions. Coats, hats, gloves, and proper footwear should be
worn. Outer clothing that may be removed is essential so that students do not
have to have wet clothing in the classroom. On days when adverse conditions
prohibit outside play, we will have students inside the building before
school at approximately 8:30, during lunch recess, and afternoon recess. When
weather and conditions permit, students are expected to be outside until
escorted in by their teacher.
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Typically we plan to have outside recess when the temperature is
about 20 degrees. We restrict outside play when we have heavy rain,
lightning, or strong winds. Sometimes we are advised to be inside due to low
air quality.
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BAD WEATHER RULES:
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No ice sliding
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No throwing snowballs, ice, or snow
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No whitewashing peoples faces
v Leave
others' snow creations alone
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OUTSIDE RULES:
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Coming and leaving students will use crosswalks
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Students arriving in cars will exit cars from drive through in
parking lot, or from other designated areas on north and east of building.
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Promptly line up in assigned area to enter building in morning
and recess.
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Bus students exit bus, and walk around building to go to
playground area.
v Use assigned
doors to exit building after school.
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GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP:
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Share equipment and take turns.
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Students should be good losers (What do good losers do, Look
like, sound like)
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Students should not fight, spit, bite, name call, tease, or use
inappropriate language or gestures.
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Students should not interrupt games nor should they "close
"any games.
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should not knock on doors, windows, or throw balls against windows, potables
or any school walls.
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FENCES:
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Students should not play or climb on fences.
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If playground balls have been kicked, hit or thrown over the
fence, teachers or staff should supervise their retrieval.
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Do not throw anything at cars as they pass by the school.
v Stay inside
the fence, outside of the fence is off limits to all students.
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SWINGS:
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Only one student should be on a swing at a time.
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No twisting up the swing.
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Swings are to be sat in straight forward and right side up.
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No bailing out of swings.
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Bystanders are to stay clear of the swing area and should not
run in and around the swings.
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will no climb swing poles or flip chains or swings.
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BIG TOY:
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Things to climb 'up' on:
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S ladder
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U ladder
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Chain
v The slide
ladders
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Things to climb 'down' on:
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Parallel bars
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Fire pole
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Spiral twisting pole
v The slides
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Slides:
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Do not throw bark on slides
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Students should go down slide feet first with bottom touching
the slide
v Do not climb
up the slide
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BASKETBALL:
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Take care of nets
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Students should not climb up basket ball standards or hang from
the rim
v Basketball
hoops are for balls only
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FIELDS:
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v Fields will
be designated for specific grade levels during lunch recess. Follow the
direction of the playground supervisor
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PROHIBITED GAMES AND EQUIPMENT:
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No contact sports, tackling
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No dog piling, or similar games
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No cheerleader flips, cartwheels, or other gymnastics
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No bats, hardballs
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No jump ropes tied on swing set or big toys
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No throwing rocks
v No balls
against the building
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BICYCLES AND OTHER MODES OF TRANSPORTATION:
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No skateboards, roller blades or scooters
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No riding bikes on school property during the school day
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Walk bikes to and from bike rack
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Leave others' bikes alone
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Lock bikes on bike rack
v Bike rack
area is off limits during school hours
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RESTRICTED AREA:
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Bus drop off area
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Any area outside of fence
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Bike rack
v Railings and
steps on trailers
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