Classroom Routines
Math & Science Time
Supplies and Belongings
Throughout the Day...
What Would You Do?
100

What are your tasks when you enter the classroom

1. Put water bottle and personal belongings away.

2. Go eat breakfast 

3. Start on your morning worksheet


100

Why is showing your work important?

It lets your teacher understand how you solved the problem. 

100

Where will your cell phone stay during the school day?

In your packpack

100

True or False: You can get up when you need something (water, band aids, tissue, a borrowed pencil).

FALSE. Only during transitions or breaks, ask first

100

True or False: It's okay to leave your notebook on your desk when class is over.

FALSE. Clean up after yourself, put it in your desk

200

What should you do when you're done with your worksheet

1. Wait quietly for Mrs. Anderson to check your work to let you know if you can move on to the next thing

200

Name one strategy you can use before saying, "I don't get it."

  • Read the directions again.
  • Read the problem again.
  • Check your notes or anchor chart.
  • Ask your table mates.
  • Retry from the start.
  • Try a different strategy.
  • Circle what you do understand.
  • Give it your best effort first.
200

Where can you find your assigned computer/ headphones number in case you forget?

Look at the class list on the wall near the door

200

True or False: You can volunteer in the cafeteria to clean up after lunch?

FALSE. You must return to with your homeroom to class to begin the next subject! 6th grade cleans up!

200

True or False: It's okay if someone solves a problem differently than you.

TRUE: Some students may learn new strategies that help them conquer new skills!

300

Where should completed assignments be turned in?

In the selected tray for each class

300

Name at least 2 things YOU should be doing while someone else is sharing?

  • Listen respectfully.
  • Keep your eyes on the speaker.
  • Wait your turn to talk.
  • Think about what they're saying.
  • Ask questions politely if needed.

These are all traits of active listening!

300

What happens if you can't find a pencil?

You may borrow a class pencil from the supplies

300

You can have your box out if Ms. Weaver is teaching and we don't need any materials at the time. True or False? 

False. Your desk should always be cleared off it is a distraction

300

You notice classroom supplies left on a table after class. What would you do?

• Remind your teammate to put their supplies away.

• Kindly put it away for them.

400

Before leaving your seat, what should you do? 

Push in your chair... and tidy up your space!

400

What does great teamwork look and sound like? Name 2 of each.

Looks like:

  • Everyone participates.
  • Following structures.
  • Using materials correctly.
  • Looking at the speaker.
  • Helping without doing the work for partners.
  • Staying on task.

Sounds like:

  • Greeting your partner.
  • Answer the question.
  • "Can I help you?"
  • "Can you help me?"
  • "Do you agree?"
  • Quiet, respectful voices.
  • Encouraging teammates.
400

Where does unfinished work go?

Red ketchup folder

400

Your Chromebook isn't working. What should you do?

Raise your hand and wait patiently to let Ms. Weaver know 

400

You finish your work before everyone else. What would you do?

Get your book out 

Don't start talking to your neighbor 

500

While our class is transitioning across the school, What should the line look and sound like?

Our class should look calm and sound quiet. Facing forward, hands to ourselves

500

Why is making mistakes okay in math and science?

Scientists and mathematicians learn by testing ideas. Mistakes help us become better problem solvers.

500

Where can I find clipboards?

Bottom shelf by the window

500

A classmate asks is clearly struggling and asks for help on their independent exit ticket. The teacher says this no time for collaboration but you really want to help.

Should you help them, why or why not?

Do not help them.

• There will be time to work together throughout class.

• Some tasks will be completely independent.

500

What should transitions look like? 

No talking, quick, safely, show me ur ready