Hall or Nothing
How should students treat classroom materials and spaces?
A. Leave materials wherever they finish using them
B. Allow someone else to clean up
C. Take care of them and clean up afterward
What is C?
Take care of them and clean up afterward
Where should cell phones be kept unless the teacher gives permission to use them?
A. On the student’s desk
B. In the student’s pocket
C. In the student’s backpack
What is C?
In the student's backpack
What is A?
Use your own thinking
..or notes if you complete your student tracker! (more on that next week!)
What is A?
On the classroom whiteboard
Which group member presents the team’s finished work to the class?
A. Recorder
B. Presenter
C. Timekeeper
Which group member presents the team’s finished work to the class?
A. Recorder
B. Presenter
C. Timekeeper
Where should students remain while working at the hallway tables?
A. Where their teacher can see them
B. Around the corner
C. Near another classroom
What is A?
Where their teacher can see them
What should students do before speaking or asking a question?
A. Raise their hand
B. Call out the answer
C. Walk to the front of the room
What is A?
Raising you hand
What should students begin working on after sitting down and putting away their phones?
A. Work for another class
B. Bellwork with their group
C. An end-of-class activity
What is B?
Bellwork with their group
How many students may be out of the classroom at one time?
A. One student
B. Two students
C. Three students
What is A?
One student
Who may students not invite to join them at the hallway tables?
A. Their assigned table group classmates
B. Friends from other classes
C. Their classmates in class
What is B?
Friends from other classes
Where should students remain unless they have permission to move?
A. At the classroom door
B. In their seat
C. In the hallway
What is B?
In their seat
When may students begin packing up their belongings?
A. As soon as they finish one assignment
B. When another student begins packing
C. When the Ms. Moreno or Mr. Grasis announces that three minutes remain
What is C?
When the Ms. Moreno or Mr. Grasis announces that three minutes remain
How long does a student have to complete missing work after returning from an absence?
A. Two days
B. Ten days
C. Five days
What is C?
Five days
What noise level should students maintain in the hallway?
A. Loud
B. Moderate
C. Low
What is C?
Low noise level
How should students treat classroom materials and spaces?
A. Leave materials wherever they finish using them
B. Allow someone else to clean up
C. Take care of them and clean up afterward
What is C?
Take care of them and clean up afterward
Which classroom expectation directly relates to arriving on time?
A. Be Timely
B. Be Competitive
C. Be Entertaining
What is A?
Be Timely
What may happen if a student takes out a phone during class?
A. The phone is sent to the front office for a week
B. The phone is placed in the caddy for the rest of the period
C. The student may continue using it silently
What is B?
The phone is placed in the caddy for the rest of the period
What could the school remove if students violate the hallway rules?
A. The hallway white boards
B. The hallway filing cabinet
C. The hallway tables
What is C?
The hallway tables
Which action follows the assessment rules?
A. Use your own thinking
B. Copy a classmate’s response
C. Use AI
What is A?
Use your own thinking
..or notes if you complete your student tracker! (more on that next week!)
What should students keep organized?
A. Their lunch bags
B. Their binders/composition notebook/spiral notebook
C. Their classroom chairs
What is B?
Their binders/composition notebook/spiral notebook
What is the consequence for a third classroom-conduct offense and beyond?
A. A warning
B. A parent or guardian phone call only
C. A parent or guardian phone call and 1-hour detention
What is C?
A parent or guardian phone call and 1-hour detention