UNIT 8: SCHOOL RULES

READING TASKS

Task 1: True or False

Read the text and write True (T) or False (F).

Students can come to school anytime they want

Students can throw rubbish anywhere.

Students must respect others.

Mobile phones are allowed during class.

Students must wear a uniform.

Task 2: Answer the Questions

1. What time do classes start?

Where do students go if they are late?

What must students wear at school?

When can students use mobile phones?

Where can students eat at lunchtime?

Task 3: Match the Rules

Match the rules with the correct statements.

WRITING TASKS

Task 1: Write 5 school rules for your school. Use must/mustn’t/can/can’t.

Example:

1. Students must be on time.

Task 2:

Write a short paragraph (5–6 sentences): "Why are school rules important?"

Use these words: safe, respect, learn, rules, school

Task 3:

Write an email to a new student explaining your school rules. (6–8 sentences)

Use this plan:

• Greeting

• Introduce yourself

• Explain 3–4 important rules

• Closing

LISTENING TASK - Why Do Schools Have Rules?

Task 1: Match meanings

Match the words to their definitions:

Task 3 - True or False

1. The writer believes only teachers should make rules

Rules should be fair.

Students have good ideas for school improvement.

A school council includes only teachers

Students understand student problems better.