Bathroom
How many kids can go to the bathroom/get water at the same time?
Where are you supposed to line-up to transition?
On the ramp.
What is the ELA curriculum called?
SpringBoard
What is the number one rule?
Be respectful!
How many points do you start each day with?
5 Points
How long should you take to go to the bathroom/get water?
5 minutes maximum
What order are you supposed to line up?
Where do you need to put the workbooks back?
Put the workbooks back in the shelf with your homeroom teacher's name on it.
When other classmates are speaking, what should you be doing?
Listening quietly!
What are the point levels for a Great day, an Ok day, and a Difficult day?
Great: 5-4
Ok: 3-2
Difficult: 1-0
What times can you NOT leave to use the bathroom/get water?
First and last ten minutes of the class period.
What are you NOT supposed to do while waiting on the ramp?
Leave the ramp or gather in the middle.
Where do you turn in your assignments?
The turn-in bin with your homeroom teacher's name on it.
When you disagree with a classmate, what should you NOT do?
Use inappropriate or hurtful language.
What are you trying to earn with these points (give me three examples)?
Market day, free lunch seats with friends, and end-of-the-year party.
What is the most important rule?
BRING THE PASS BACK!
How should you leave the classroom before you leave (3 things)?
Desks should be empty, supplies put away, and classroom space clean.
Where do you keep your school supplies?
In your backpack!
What is Ms. Cleary going to be checking EVERY Friday?
Planners.
How do you earn a great day (give three examples)?
What is something you have to do before you leave the classroom?
Ask the teacher for permission to leave.
What is the most important thing to remember when lining up?
Keep hands and feet to yourself!
Where do you find lined paper?
In the rainbow cart in the bottom drawer.
When we are having a class discussion, what is expected of you?
Engagement and a positive attitude.
What will earn you a difficult day?
Not meeting expectations and frequent reminders needed.