B
What does the B stand for in our BARKS expectations?
Be here and be ready
What does the A stand for in our BARKS expectations?
Accept Responsibility
What does the "R" stand for in our BARKS expectations?
Respect
What does the "K" stand for in our BARKS expectations?
Kindness
What does the "S" stand for in our BARKS expectations?
Strive for Success
True or False
Kyle cleared off his desk and sat quietly when science class started. Kyle was here and ready for science.
True
True or False
Bryan knew he had lost some of recess time but when recess came he became upset and threw his word study book in the floor. Bryan accepted responsibility?
False
True or False
Kayla talked with her peers while the teacher was giving instructions for the assignment. When asked to turn around and face forward Kayla ignored the teacher and continued to talk to her peers. Kayla accepted responsibility.
FALSE
TRUE OR FALSE
Jake called another student "fat" and then got other students to join in while at recess. Jake was not following our BARKS expectations.
TRUE
True or False
When Thomas got his math assignment, he did not read the directions and asked for help. When Mrs. J came to help Thomas he laid his head down and told her to do it herself. Thomas was striving for success.
False
True or False
Ignoring distractions is part of being here and being ready.
True
What does having a consequence mean?
“You are free to choose, but you are not free from the consequences of that choice”
Example: We can choose not to do our work when its given, but we will have to do it during recess.
List the three things that we are expected to respect.
-Self
-Others
-Property
What type of language should we use when talking to others?
When feeling frustrated and upset, what are some things you can do to make sure you are successful?
- Ask for a coping skill
- Ask for a walking break
- Ask to go to the coping skill room
- Take a prompted break
Show us what here and ready looks like.
Student should have desk cleared and correct materials out. Student should be facing forward with feet under the desk. Student should be following dress code: No hoods, shoes on, etc.
Who is responsible for you and your choices?
Correct response is "I am"
What is considered aggression?
What happens when we show aggression?
Destruction of property
Threatening to harm someone
Physically putting your hands on another person
Hitting, kicking, biting, scratching, etc.
- Lose of privileges such as Fun Friday, Recess Time and School Store.
What type of conversations should be happening during free time or downtime?
What are some examples?
Appropriate
- Kind and appropriate language
-School appropriate shows like Pokémon
- General conversation such as, "how was your weekend?"
- Jokes such as knock knock jokes
- We should avoid cursing, name calling, and insults
What do we mean when we talk about ‘Striving for Success’?
"Doing your best to help yourself and others learn.”
What are ways that you can show active listening?
-Stay quiet while the other person speaks
- Give them your full attention
- Nod for understanding or say "Okay"
Tim has been asked to take a break in the timeout area. How can Tim accept responsibility?
Walk out the room into the timeout area on his own. Serve his time appropriately, process, and make his way back to class. Once back in class Tim will follow the expectations.
Name one time when someone else didn’t treat you with respect. How did it make you feel?
"Student response"
What is the silver rule?
What does it mean?
Do not do onto others what you would not want to be done to you.
Treat others with respect and kindness.
How can you be successful?
Staying quiet, ignoring distractions, not tattling, and staying focused on yourself