The document provides vocabulary and school rules for the first term. For vocabulary, it asks students to define words in bold and fill in sentences with correct words. The school rules section instructs students to begin rules with a verb in positive or negative form, followed by a noun or area of the school being referenced. Examples are given such as "Don't run in the classroom" and "Walk through the corridor". The document provides guidance on vocabulary and outlines a format for clearly stating expectations for behavior in different school areas.

1. -School rules, 1st Term- Citizenship
VOCABULARY
1. Write the meaning of the word in bold.
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Kate hit her brother with a ball.
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The teacher shows respect to all students.
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Everyday Peter throws food in the canteen.
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Tom is very kind sharing his biscuits with everyone.
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Kelly hurt her knee in the playground.
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Mary is very polite and always says “thank you” and “you are welcome”.
2. Write the correct word in the correct sentence.
Shout
Football pitch
Forest
Run
Push
Look after
Walk
Shelter
Clean
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Usain Bolt _________ very fast.
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The goal keeper is __________ to the players.
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Elliot ________ Tony and he felt down the strais.
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In the ____________ there are lots of animals.
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Our table always needs to be __________ without books on it.
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The parents _______________ their children.
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It´s raining!!!! Lets go to the __________ so that we don´t to get wet.
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Both teams are in the ___________________ ready to play the match.
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We should _______ everyday 30 minutes.

2. SCHOOL RULES
1. We are always going to star with a VERB (Positive from or negative
form)
Walk, Shout, eat, drink, push, show respect, run, hit,
speak,___________________________________________
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Don’t run… (Negative form)
Walk... (Positive form)
2. The noun and/or area of the school we are referring to.
Playground, canteen, classroom, corridor, restroom (toilet)
Don’t run in the classroom.
Walk through the corridor
Don’t throw food in the canteen.