Computer Lab Rules for First Graders

Jun 27, 2025

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Learn the acceptable use policy for the computer lab. Remember, no eating, drinking, running, or touching CD changers. Follow these rules to have a successful and safe time in the lab!

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Computer Lab Rules for First Graders

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Acceptable Use Policy First Grade
Do not eat or drink in the computer lab!
Do not run around the computers!
Do not turn off the computers!
Do not open and cloce the CD changer!

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