Classroom
What are the four carpet rules?
Push in your chair
Noise Level Zero
Criss-Cross on your spot
Hands to Self/Empy
How do you show you need to go to the restroom
Sign Language R
What's the rule for your eyes. when walking in line?
Eyes forward
Name 3 of Mrs. Orr's rules.
Answers may vary
What should you do before getting a new glue?
throw the old one away
Push in your chair
Eyes Forward
Quiet Mouth
Marshmallow Toes
What noise level should you use in and on the way to and from the bathroom?
ZERO
What's the rule for our feet when walking in line?
marshmallow toes
When are library books due?
Tuesdays
What should NEVER be in your seat sack?
pens, pencils, crayons, scissors, glue
What are the expectations during rotations?
Work Hard
Stay in your seat
Noise Level 1
Raise your hand for questions
What is breed
What must you do before lining up?
What is -control more of the land and convert native americans to catholicism.
What is Miss Wright's rule about water bottles?
What is the most important rule to Miss Temple
Whole Body Listening
If you need a sharp pencil what should you do?
Trade in your dull one and grab a sharp one
When are you not able to use the restroom?
Why is it important to walk quietly in the hallways?
To show respect to the other people working in shared spaces
What day and time is P.E
Thursdays at 2:00
What does the acronym P.L.A.N stand for?
posture
listening
always try your best
no noises/distractions
What should be in your pencil box, zip pouch, red folder, blue folder?
Pencil Box: Pencils, Glue, Scissors, Eraser, Crayons
Zip Pouch: Star Tickets, Pencil Charms
Red Folders: Unfinished Work
Blue Folder: Take Home
What is a rule Miss Temple gave about the bathroom during lunch and recess?
No Screaming/ No using the bathrooms to get into the classroom.
What song does Miss Temple sing before leaving the room?
Eyes Forward, Bubble in my mouth, Mashmallow toes, don't make a sound
How can we show STAR behavior in iLab?
Answers may vary
What does the acronym STAR stand for?
show resilience
take responsibility
act with compassion
reach for respect