Share Rules at the Hallway, Elevators, Stairs
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Why are students not allowed to use the elevator at school?
It is too small for students
It can be dangerous during power failure
It is only for teachers
It wastes electricity
When is it acceptable for students to use the elevator?
During break time
When injured and with a teacher
After school
When going to the cafeteria
What is the best way to enter a crowded elevator?
Stand by the door
Wait for others to go out first
Push in quickly
Press all floor buttons
Why should you not swing on the handrails in the elevator?
It wastes time
It can damage the elevator and cause accidents
It looks silly
It can make others scared
Pressing multiple buttons in the elevator will:
Waste time and delay others
Make the elevator go faster
Use less electricity
Help everyone reach faster
What volume level should you use in the hallway or elevator?
Whispering only
Speaking volume level 2
Shouting
Singing loudly
Where should you walk on the stairs or hallway?
Anywhere you like
On the right side
In the center
On the left side
What is the risk of skipping steps when using stairs?
It saves time
It’s more fun
You can get stronger
You might slip or fall
What should you do if the person in front of you is walking slowly on stairs?
Push them
Step over them
Keep a safe distance
Yell at them
Running in the hallway might cause:
Extra exercise
Faster arrival to class
Bumping into doors and people
Cleaner floors
Why is it better to take the stairs at school?
It’s more fun
It helps you exercise and focus
Elevators are slow
You can race with friends
What should you do at hallway corners?
Close your eyes and run
Slow down and watch for people
Speed up
Jump to surprise others
If you talk too loudly in a hallway or elevator, you:
Help others know where you are
Practice public speaking
Cause noise and stress to others
Show your confidence
Keeping walls and displays clean means:
Writing on them when needed
Touching them gently
Not touching or damaging them
Hanging your bag there
If you slip on the stairs, it’s usually because:
You are walking slowly
You are careful
You are holding the rail
You are walking too fast or skipping steps
Why should we avoid crowding in front of elevator doors?
To get out faster
To be polite
So others can enter
To let people exit first
