Follow Directions Quickly
What should you do when Ms. Haskell says, "Line up for Recess."
Line up right away.
Who's turn is it to talk after Ms. Haskell gives a quiet signal?
Only Ms. Haskell's
Where should you sit as you walk into the classroom and Ms. Haskell has said at the door, "come in and sit at the rug or your desk?"
If I like to talk with my friends, should I sit at the back table during math practice time?
No.
What helps our class get to recess sooner?
Lining up quietly.
Walking in the hall quietly.
What should you do when Ms. Haskell stands at the door and tells the class to sit at their desk or the rug when we come in from recess?
Sit at your desk or the rug right away.
When attendance is being taken, who's turn is it to talk when Ms. Haskell has just called on Morgan?
Only Morgan.
Ms. Haskell has given a writing assignment and said, "we are all sitting at our desks for this work." Where should you work on your writing?
Your desk.
If I don't know how to do a math problem, should I give up and guess right away? Or should I try the problem once, then raise my hand and ask for help?
What helps our class get in from recess and up to library on time?
Lining up as soon as the whistle blows.
What do you do when you hear Ms. Haskell says, "bah bah bah bah bah.?"
Say, "Bah Bah", freeze, look at Ms. Haskell and stop talking.
If Maggie is leading us in Mirror Words Rule Review, who's turn is it to talk?
Only Maggie's.
When walking in the hall with your class, where should your body be?
In a line, right behind the person in front of you.
You love to create, but Ms. Haskell is teaching how to do the next skill in math. During the lesson, should you create a project at your desk OR put it away and pay attention to the lesson?
Put it away and pay attention to the lesson.
Which expectation helps us make sure we are looking at the lesson that we need?
Diamond Rule: keep your eyes on the target.
What should you do when Ms. Haskell says, "Oh hey Class!"?
Say, "Oh hey YES," freeze, look at Ms Haskell, and wait for directions.
Only the person speaking over the loudspeaker.
Your friend is asking you to leave the lunchroom and explore the school at lunch time. Should you?
No! The right place to be is the lunchroom.
Ms. Haskell just taught a lesson on using periods in our writing. Now it is time for writing. Should you write without any periods and just get all your ideas out, or should you now put periods into your writing?
Put periods in my writing.
Which expectation is related to blurting?
Expectation 2: Raise your hand and take turns talking
What should you do AS SOON AS Ms. Haskell says it is time to put away iPads?
Put away iPads RIGHT AWAY.
When walking in the hallway, who's turn is it to talk?
No one's!
Ms. Haskell has said, get to a learning place before i count down to zero. Where should you be and when?
Writing isn't someone's favorite thing to do. Should they get it done as quickly as possible and do poor work OR should they try to improve so that writing isn't so hard next year?
Try to improve!
Which expectation helps us start our after lunch learning fastes?