[header] How to keep your school clean [title] Wipe your feet on mats before you enter the school building. [step] Dirt, pollen, and leaves can all be tracked in by students' feet, making the floors look dirty. Help keep this from happening by wiping your feet before you come in the door.
[header] How to keep your school clean [title] Wipe your feet on mats before you enter the school building. [step] Dirt, pollen, and leaves can all be tracked in by students' feet, making the floors look dirty. Help keep this from happening by wiping your feet before you come in the door.
[substeps] If you notice dirt on mats you can't wipe off, use an absorbent film. This will help it stick better to your feet. [substeps] If your school doesn't have mats, lightly scuff your feet on the sidewalk before you walk inside. Ask your principal about getting mats if your school doesn't have any. [title] Use a towel after you get inside. [step] Many students leave their feet wet in class. This way, you won't accidentally leave dust behind or rat in your classroom. [substeps] Be sure to use enough water in a bowl to give students two cups per day, or more if they tend to get dirty between classes.