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PAWS Playground - Learning Behavior Expectations

Review PAWS expectations for playground behavior, teaching students to describe ideal behavior. Emphasize perseverance, responsibility, safety, and respect. Practice scenarios to reinforce learning.

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PAWS Playground - Learning Behavior Expectations

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  1. PAWS Playground

  2. Objectives • Review the PAWS expectations for the playground • By the end of this lesson, all students will be able to describe the expected behavior on the playground

  3. Behavior Expectations

  4. Persevere • Try your best • Play fairly

  5. Are always responsible • Follow playground rules • Take care of equipment • Return equipment

  6. Work and play safely • Walk on the blacktop • Keep hands, feet, and body to yourself

  7. Show Respect • Wait your turn • Use kind words to solve problems

  8. Pause and think of PAWS • What should you do if you see a handball ball far out in the grass? • What should you do if your are counting and waiting in line for the swings, but the person on the swing will not give you a turn? • What should you do if you are playing handball and someone says that you are out but you disagree?

  9. Rewards • Students who are caught following the rules will receive a PAWS ticket

  10. Consequences • Students who choose not to follow the rules will have consequences for their actions

  11. Reflection • Why is it important for all students to follow the behavior expectations on the playground? • What will you do today on the playground to show that you are pausing and thinking about PAWS?

  12. Let’s Practice • Now we will visit the playground to practice these expectations

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