Our iPad Rules

Our school iPad is a tool that is....

• something we can whatever we want with

• school property

• made of jello

When walking with your iPad down the hall you should....

• hold it still at your side

• drop it

• swing it around and throw it

• hit students with it

Answer explanation

Keep it safe

In the library, I come in and put my iPad

• on my chair

• in a pile in the center of the table

• on the floor

The soft case holding your iPad....

• protects your iPad from breaking

• is a toy to play with

• is to rip pieces off of

• is for poking holes in and decorating

Answer explanation

Keep it clean and safe from harm

Leaving your iPad FLAT on the table helps...

• the iPad to work better

• the ceiling to know what is going on

• you get the teachers help

Answer explanation

Laying your iPad flat helps others to help you because they can see you are having a problem

Leaving your iPad propped up on its handle or feet is best for...

• working alone (independently)

• turning it on

• getting help

Answer explanation

When you are working alone on your iPad, only you need to see the screen

You are allowed to use the settings on your iPad in order to....

• update the iPad and allow your camera to work

• do whatever you want

• change the colors so your iPad looks cool

Answer explanation

Remember, the settings are important to leave alone unless an adult is helping you fix something

Using your iPad to take pictures is only allowed...

• when you want to show someone what you ate for lunch

• when you want to take a picture of something cute

• when a teacher tells you to

Taking lots of photos on your iPad can...

• use up too much memory

• make your iPad too smart

• melt the iPad screen

You should take photos on your iPad when....

• it's time for lunch

• your teacher told you to make a book or other project

• you need a nap