Computer Lab Rules
Kid's Choice
Kid's that make good choices can have Kid's Choice. Good choices include being a good listener during instructions and doing your B.E.S.T work.
Your choices for Kid's Choice are limited to the links here on the voycomp.com website. Your choices include any grade level younger than you plus anything you have already been taught during your current grade level.
The choices you make during Kid's Choice matter too. Make sure you choose website activities that are educational. Here are some questions to ask for any website activity you choose:
1. Does this website activity help me with Math?
2. Does this website activity help me with Reading or Writing?
3. Does this website activity help me with Science?
4. Does this website activity help me with Social Studies?
5. Does this website activity help me with Technology?
6. Does this website activity help me with Art, Music, Health or Physical Education?
7. Would my parents, teachers and Mrs. McGinn agree that this website activity is educational?
Make good choices during Kid's Choice time. Choose only the links that this voycomp.com gives you; do NOT type in any website addresses on your own.
During Technology class, the website activities we take you to are educational. However, those same websites might also have activities that are not educational. Some activities on these websites might not be good choices for Kid's Choice time. Use good judgment when you make your choice.
Become the B.E.S.T, excited, eager and enthusiastic life long learner that you can be!
Remember:
B = Bucket Filler, help each other make good choices for educational website activities.
E = Effort; make the effort to learn by making good website activity choices.
S = Safety First; stay on safe, educational website activities.
T = Take Responsibilty for your website activity choices.
Your choices for Kid's Choice are limited to the links here on the voycomp.com website. Your choices include any grade level younger than you plus anything you have already been taught during your current grade level.
The choices you make during Kid's Choice matter too. Make sure you choose website activities that are educational. Here are some questions to ask for any website activity you choose:
1. Does this website activity help me with Math?
2. Does this website activity help me with Reading or Writing?
3. Does this website activity help me with Science?
4. Does this website activity help me with Social Studies?
5. Does this website activity help me with Technology?
6. Does this website activity help me with Art, Music, Health or Physical Education?
7. Would my parents, teachers and Mrs. McGinn agree that this website activity is educational?
Make good choices during Kid's Choice time. Choose only the links that this voycomp.com gives you; do NOT type in any website addresses on your own.
During Technology class, the website activities we take you to are educational. However, those same websites might also have activities that are not educational. Some activities on these websites might not be good choices for Kid's Choice time. Use good judgment when you make your choice.
Become the B.E.S.T, excited, eager and enthusiastic life long learner that you can be!
Remember:
B = Bucket Filler, help each other make good choices for educational website activities.
E = Effort; make the effort to learn by making good website activity choices.
S = Safety First; stay on safe, educational website activities.
T = Take Responsibilty for your website activity choices.
Grades K, 1, 2, 3Find out what it means to be a Bucket Filler! Find out what it means to take responsibility! | Grades 4, 5See what B.E.S.T is all about in the computer lab!
Check out the restroom rules. Here are the clean up procedures. Here's a great example of giving your B.E.S.T. - Football Style! Don't worry kids, you are in the computer lab; not High School football practice ; ) Wow! That coach sure did yell a lot. Here's the point though: many times our B.E.S.T. is far greater than we ever thought it could be. And if you are a leader in your class, many will look to you as an example of what striving to do your B.E.S.T. means. Your attitude means something to those around you. Encourage others to be their B.E.S.T! Without yelling, of course ; ) Now let's see how far this football player gets doing the absolute B.E.S.T. he can!
Can you believe it?? This high school football player originally thought his B.E.S.T. was 30 yards; he ended up going over three times as far and made it all the way to the end zone! He discovered his very B.E.S.T.
What is YOUR very B.E.S.T? |
