Your teacher asks you to take out your workbook and pencil. What rule should you follow?
Rule 1: Follow Directions quickly.
You go to the bathroom, and a younger student is holding the door shut so someone cannot get out of the stall. What would a leader do?
Use your words and calmly tell the student to stop. Report the incident to your teacher.
Using accountable talk, what would you say if you're confused?
I don’t understand____
I’m confused about____
What is rule # 1 and why is it important?
Follow directions quickly.
When do you need permission to speak?
When the teacher is teaching, or the class is working quietly.
You help someone at your table find the page in their workbook when they are struggling.
Rule 5: Make our team stronger
Your team is wins at jeopardy. What would a leader do?
Celebrate reasonably, and tell the other teams good game. No bragging.
Using accountable talk, how would you agree with someone?
I agree with ____ because…
I like what____said because…
What is rule # 2 and why is it important?
Raise your hand for permission to speak
The fire alarm goes off, and it's time to follow the procedure to line up and get out of the building. What rule should you follow?
Rule 1: Follow directions quickly
A classmate whispers to meet them in the bathroom during class. What rule should you think about?
Rule 4: Make Smart Choices
In gym class you are playing a game and the new student looks confused and might not understand the rules. What would a leader do?
Approach the student and ask if they need help, and show them how it works.
Using accountable talk, what could you say to extend on a classmates words?
I would like to add on to what____said.
What is rule # 3 and why is it important?
Raise your hand for permission to leave your seat
You see another student bullying a classmate. What 2 rules could you carry out?
4. Make smart choices
5. Make our team stronger
The teacher is reading to the class, while a classmate is talking with another student. What rule is not being followed?
Rule 2: Raise your hand for permission to speak
You're having a group discussion about a text your class just read. You don't agree with what a group member is saying. What would a leader do?
Let the student finish speaking and use accountable talk to respond. I disagree with that because...
Using accountable talk, how would you ask for clarification?
I don’t understand____
I’m confused about____
What is rule # 4 and why is it important?
Make Smart choices
When would you not need permission to leave your seat?
When it's time to line up
On the bus, a classmate asks if they can copy your homework because they forgot to do it. What rule should you follow?
Rule 4. Make smart choices
You see a classmate drop their supplies all over the floor. What would a leader do?
Kindly help pick them up.
Using accountable talk, what would you say for confirmation?
In paragraph____it said…
According to the text…
I know this because…
What is rule # 5 and why is it important?
Make our team stronger
It's time to switch classes. You know the routine. What rule applies here?
1. Follow directions quickly