Transitions
What should you do when Mr. Hector says "line up"?
Line up quietly and walk, no cutting
What voice level should we use at our tables?
Voice Level 1
What are the two things you do before leaving the classroom?
Clean your area and push in your chair
In the iceberg activity, what's the part we SEE?
The behavior itself, like yelling or refusing
Instead of saying "I'm bad at this," what can you say instead?
"I'm still learning"
True or False, you can run during a transition if you're in a hurry
False, walk at all times
What should you do before standing up from your table?
Ask permission
What should your voice sound like when someone else is talking?
Quiet, listening, not talking
Name one thing that might be "underneath" the iceberg
Answers vary, e.g. tired, stressed, anxious, having a hard day
True or False, a bad choice makes you a bad person
False
What do you do while you're waiting for the signal?
Wait quietly until given the signal
How many people are allowed in the bathroom at once?
One person at a time
What happens with the 3 strike rule?
After 3 strikes there's a consequence
True or False, what we see is the whole story
False
Give one way to reframe "I'm not good enough"
Answers vary
Name one reason we walk instead of run during transitions
Safety, so we don't bump into others or get hurt
What do you need to do before you leave for the bathroom?
Let Mr. Hector know and sign the restroom log
What does "hand it over, don't throw" mean?
Pass items safely to a classmate instead of throwing them
Why is it important to think about what's underneath someone's behavior?
It helps us understand instead of just judging them
Name two things you can do after making a mistake
Apologize, try again, ask for help, make a better choice, any two
Your friend cuts in line during a transition. What expectation would you remind them of?
No cutting, stay in your spot
Why do you think we have a one person at a time bathroom rule?
So we know where everyone is and everyone stays safe
Give an example of showing respect for a classmate's things
Answers vary, e.g. not touching something without asking
A classmate is having a rough day and snaps at you. What might be underneath that you can't see?
Answers vary, something going on we don't know about
In your own words, what does "growth" mean to our class?
Answers vary