Mrs. culver's classroom rules (2)
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This document outlines the rules for Mrs. Culver's 5th grade classroom, including expectations for respecting others, following directions, and safety. It also lists rules for hallways, lunchtime, promises for getting along, and an agreement for students to sign acknowledging the rules.
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