What are the 3 appropriate classroom behaviors for early childhood?

Preschool is important for young children, as they learn to socialize with their peers and develop habits of self-control that will help them throughout their school career. The student is at an age where they can develop self-regulation skills, and this is one of the primary goals of early childhood education.
One such appropriate behavior would be to get along with one's peers. The student should avoid fighting. The student should also respect other people's property. The student should learn not to touch other students, as this can sometimes escalate into conflict.
Another such appropriate behavior is the development of the "inside voice." Young children can be quite noisy and try to talk over one another. Early childhood is an important place for the student to learn that he/she is not the most important person in the room and that others need to be heard as well. Not only is this teaching respect for others, but it also teaches the student how to function inside of an orderly classroom.
Another appropriate behavior is to follow classroom rules and regulations. This is important as the student's academic career will be more successful if the student is not constantly in trouble. The teacher should enforce clearly stated rules fairly until the student realizes what is expected from him/her. This appropriate classroom behavior is quite important, as students in the early childhood classroom often come from diverse parenting styles and home conditions. It is important for the student to learn that the classroom needs a sense of order and regulation in order to function.