Chaos vs Order PENNA

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When the United States began to grow,

and towns were being built up around

mines and refineries, workers simply lived

together in one area.

They formed towns

But, they had no rules.


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What do you imagine the towns werelike without rules?

How do you think people felt living inthis situation?


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Stealing

Fighting

Killing

Vandalism

Fear

What do we call a situation like this?


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Chaos In your group, list some words that

describe a classroom in chaos.

Share your list.

What is the opposite of chaos?


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In your group, list some words that

describe a classroom with order.

Share your list.

What is needed in order to

establish order?


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After a group of fed-up town members got

together, established rules, and formed

vigilante committees (groups who watched

over the town and brought criminals tojustice), early towns became more orderly,

and the townsfolk felt safe.


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Why are rules important?

Who should establish the rules?

What rules do we need in orderto maintain order in ourclassroom?


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Rules are rules.

They can easily be broken, often withthe response of, So what?!

Rules must be enforced. But how?

How can we make sure therules are followed?


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A consequence can be good or bad.

You get what you earn.

There are good consequences forgood deeds and behavior.

There are bad consequences for baddeeds and behavior.


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To avoid

Chaostheremust beorder.

To have

order there

must be

rules.

To enforce

rules there

must be

consequences


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Disruptive behavior is unacceptable.

Preventing others from learning is depriving

them of their civil rights.

Taking away someones civil rights is

against the law.

Therefore, disruptive behavior is a crime.


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Come to class on time.

Enter the classroom quietly.

Follow the morning procedures.

Begin working on the morning task.


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Make sure you unpack and have

everything you are going to need for the

day.

Examples: homework, pencils, paper,

books, etc.

Pay attention to all directions.


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Show respect for the teacher and your

classmates by being attentive.

Raise your hand when you have a

question or information to share.

Use active listening while others are

speaking.


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Work quietly.

Work hard.

Always do your personal best.


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Happy students

Happy teacher

Happy parents

Awesome grades

Honor/Merit Roll

Stickers & treats

A successful future!


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1st offense - Warning

1 strike -5 minutes detention

2 strikes10 minutes detention

3 strikes- call parents/referral


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Do all the good you can,By all the means you can,In all the ways you can,

In all the places you can,

At all the times you can,

to all the people you can,

As long as ever you can.

- John Wesley


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