Hallway Protocol Worksheet
Grade 6 Advisory Hallway Skills & Transitions
HALLWAY PROTOCOL
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The 3 Golden Hallway Rules
Stay to the Right
Walk on the right side of hallways and stairs to keep traffic moving.
Arm's Length Bubble
Keep 2–3 feet of personal space. Keep hands, feet, and gear to yourself.
Quiet Greetings
Use an indoor voice (Level 1–2). Greet friends with a wave or a nod.
2
Quick Call: Circle DO or DON'T
1. Stopping in the middle of a double doorway to check your binder. DO / DON'T
2. Saying "Excuse me, my bad" right away if you accidentally bump someone. DO / DON'T
3. Shouting across the hallway to tell a friend about lunch. DO / DON'T
4. Getting books from your locker in under 1 minute and heading to class. DO / DON'T
3
Hallway Dilemmas: What Would You Do?
A. Locker Neighbor Personal Space
Your locker partner is bent over unpacking their backpack in front of your locker door. How do you handle this politely?
B. Stairwell Jam Transitions & Safety
Two friends stop on the stairs to talk, blocking people behind them. What should you say or do to keep traffic moving?
C. Quiet Zone Respecting Others
You are walking with a classmate past a room with a "Quiet: Testing" sign on the door. What do you do immediately?
My Hallway Checklist & Sign-Off
Walk on the right side of halls and stairs
Keep hands, feet, and backpack to myself
Use a quiet conversational voice (Level 1–2)
Move directly to my next class on time
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