Daily Routines
What you should do as soon as you enter the room.
What is find my seat and check for a Bellringer?
What you should do before speaking or getting out of your seat.
What is raising your hand, and waiting to be called on?
Where your phone should be once class starts.
What is put away and out of sight?
Where the extra pencils are kept.
What is under the BenQ?
Your teacher's favorite subject in middle school.
What is math?
The correct procedure if you need to use the restroom.
What is wait for independent work time and ask permission?
How you should be when someone else is speaking.
What is being quiet and listening?
What you do with your Chromebook after the Bellringer is finished.
What is close our Chromebook?
Where the extra paper is kept.
What is on the podium?
Your teacher's absolute least favorite school lunch when they were a kid.
When you are allowed to begin packing up.
What is when the teacher directs us to?
What you do when the teacher says "time-out".
Make the "time-out" signal with your hands, stop talking, and pay attention.
How your Chromebook should look when I call the class to attention.
What is partially or fully closed?
Where the restroom pass is kept.
What is on the podium?
The university mascot where your teacher went to school.
What are the Texas Longhorns?
What you must do with your desk and floor space before class is over.
What is clean our space and push in our chair?
The action you should take if you see a classmate struggling to carry materials or sitting alone.
What is offer to help them or invite them to join you? (unless there is assigned seating)
Where your Chromebook should be before you leave the classroom at the end of class.
What is put away in our backpack?
What you should do if your pencil breaks.
What is use the pencil sharpener on the stage?
The color of your teacher's cats.
What is orange or black?
The non-verbal signal for when you need to use the restroom.
What is crossing your fingers?
How we handle mistakes or wrong answers made by ourselves or our peers during a lesson.
What is treating them as opportunities to learn (or not laughing)?
What is treating others with kindness?
The tabs or programs you are allowed to have open on your screen during independent work time.
What are only the tabs assigned for the current lesson?
Where you can find a backup copy of a worksheet if you accidentally lose or ruin yours.
What is under the BenQ or Google Classroom?
A funny fear or phobia your teacher has.
What are chickens?