Engage Behavior
The ENGAGE Behavior Breakdown
E - Explore with curiosity: Ask smart questions and stay open to learning new ideas.
The ENGAGE Behavior Breakdown:
What does the First "E" in engage represent?
Walk Single File
Keep Quiet
Hands to your sides
Be Respectful
Remember you are an example of our school.
What are the expectations for walking in the hall or transitioning?
Report to the lunch tables. After the first day, you must report to the same table daily.
Say your name, after I have checked you in, wait until all students are checked in.
Have a seat and wait for instructions.
Be sure to clean up before lining up.
How do you start the day with Engage 360?
Where do you report?
Miss Crumling/Mrs. Riley/Ms. Cook
Who are the 4th grade teachers?
A word for how fast you can read
What is fluency?
The ENGAGE Behavior Breakdown:
What does the First "N" in engage represent?
You get rewarded:
Turtle Bucks
Raffle
Snacks
Class Party for a Class Reward!
What happens when teachers see amazing behavior?
Like you are lucky to be using it.
Respectful of the shared space. No snacks inside, no sticky/dirty hands, do not touch what is not yours
How do we treat the classroom?
Mr. Riley has two of these
What are kids?
A type of math where two things are put together
What is addition?
The ENGAGE Behavior Breakdown:
G - Give respectful attention: Listen when the teacher, or a classmate speaks.
The ENGAGE Behavior Breakdown:
What does the First "G" in engage represent?
Do not panic. You are prepared for this.
Wait for the teachers directions. When ready, line up quietly, head to your designated spot on the field.
What do you do if the fire alarm goes off?
Homework. Take all homework out, do not start by asking questions or having a discussion. This is silent time for homework. No exceptions.
After sitting in our assigned seats, what is the first thing that you do?
Miss Crumling is getting this in September.
What is married?
The ENGAGE Behavior Breakdown:
A - Act with kindness: Use polite words and include peers during group work.
The ENGAGE Behavior Breakdown:
What does the First "A" in engage represent?
loss of privilege
cannot participate in games/play
speak with supervisor
speak with parents
What you may get when you break a rule?
The 4th grade teachers expect your desk to be...
What is clean/organized?
Mrs. Riley/Miss Crumling/Ms. Cook don't like...
What is a messy desk?
The ENGAGE Behavior Breakdown:
G - Goals kept in sight: Focus on daily learning targets and self-monitor progress.
E - Effort always shown: Try your best even when work gets hard.
The ENGAGE Behavior Breakdown:
What does the Second "G" and "E" in engage represent?
Permission. If you have permission, you will have a pass. Do not get caught without a pass.
What do you need when you need to leave class for any reason, such as:
Using the restroom
Heading to Snack
Going to the Engage Office
Quiet, straight, facing forward
What the line needs to be before we can go to lunch?
hard workers, quiet hallway walkers/ kind students
What are three things Mrs. Riley/Miss Crumling/Ms. Cook like?