The number of days absent per month that make it harder to learn to read.
What is 2 days?
What is raise my hand?
This is how I get school lunch.
What is lining up with my class?
This is how my class travels though school.
What is walking in a line?
This routine can help you get to school on time.
What have a regular morning routine?
This habit can lead to poor attendance.
What is being late to school?
Doing what my teacher asked right away.
What is following directions?
This is how I get help in the cafeteria.
What is raise my hand?
This is how I greet my friends in the hall.
What is a quiety wave?
Do this to help your family get you to school on time.
What is follow adult directions?
This habit can lead to a skill that will help students succeed in high school and beyond.
What is good attendance?
This is what I do when I have a quesiton and my teacher is already helping someone else.
What is waiting my turn?
What is raise my hand?
This is what I do when I'm finished eating lunch.
What is clean up?
This is how I safely move about the building.
What is using walking feet?
Just like at school, this is what I do at home when I'm finished using my toys or tools.
What clean up when asked?
The number of days absent per year to be considered having "satisfactory" attendance.
What is 9 days or fewer?
Working with others on the same goal.
What is teamwork?
This is what my body is doing in the cafeteria.
What is staying in my seat and using walking feet when moving about.
This is how I stay with my class and don't leave any gaps.
What is keep up with the line?
This is how my family works together to achieve goals at home.
What is helping out/shores/teamwork?
The number of days to be considered "chronically" absent?
What is 18 or more days absent per year?
This is what I am doing to participate and show what I know.
What is doing my work?
This is the expectation at my cafeteria table.
This is my voice level in the hallway to respect all learning spaces.
What is a silent/whisper/quiet voice?
Just like at school, this is what I do when my adult is already doing something else.
What is wait my turn?