Utah Rules applicable to recesses are typically based on the age of the students and the length of the recess period. For elementary school students, the minimum recess period should be at least one 20-minute period per day. For middle and high school students, the recess period should be at least one 10-minute period per day. Utah Rules also specify that school recesses should be held outdoors whenever possible, and that recess should include an opportunity for physical activity. Additionally, in order to ensure student safety, Utah Rules require adult supervision at all recess periods, and that students who are not participating in the recess activities must remain in designated areas. Finally, Utah Rules require that all recess activities must be appropriate for the age of the students, and that recess should not be used as punishment or reward.