Entering the Room
What should you do as soon as you walk in?
Sit down in your seat right away.
When should the Do Now be completed?
At the beginning of class, right after sitting down.
What should you do when Mr. Lindsey is talking?
Be quiet and listen.
What should you do when another student is speaking?
Listen without interrupting.
Where should you stay during class?
In your seat.
Should you talk on your way to your seat
No, you should not talk.
Should you work on the Do Now alone or with a partner?
Alone / independently.
Why is it important to avoid interrupting the teacher?
Because the teacher can’t teach if interrupted.
How can you show respect during group work?
Take turns, use kind words, share fairly.
When is it okay to leave your seat?
Only when given permission.
What’s the very first assignment you should complete?
Complete the Do Now.
What should your voice level be while working?
Voice level 0 (silence).
Give one example of showing respect to Mr. Lindsey.
Examples: follow directions, don’t talk over him, listen attentively.
Why is it important not to interrupt classmates?
It’s disrespectful and keeps them from sharing their ideas.
What should you do if you need to sharpen a pencil or grab supplies?
Ask first or wait for the right time.
What happens if you don’t start class the right way?
You waste learning time / disrupt the class.
What should you do if you finish the Do Now early?
Double-check your work or read quietly.
What happens if the teacher has to stop because students are talking?
It slows learning and wastes class time.
Give one example of engaging with a peer respectfully.
Say “please”/“thank you,” listen, encourage, share.
Why does Mr. Lindsey ask you to stay in your seat?
To keep the classroom safe and avoid disruptions.
Why do we start class quietly and quickly?
It helps us start focused and ready to learn.
Why does Mr. Lindsey give a Do Now every day?
To get us focused and thinking right away.
How does listening to the teacher help everyone in class?
Everyone gets the information they need to succeed.
How does respecting classmates make the class stronger?
Builds trust, teamwork, and a safe learning environment.
How does staying seated show responsibility?
Shows self-control and responsibility.