Eyes Up, Ears Open
What do you do when the teacher makes the T/time-out sign with her hands?
Stop talking, get still, and make the T sign too.
Where do you go in the morning if you want to eat breakfast?
The cafeteria.
True or false: Everyone is expected to participate during group work.
True.
Consequence.
Fill in the blank: In this class, we are ___________.
Family
During whole-group instruction, where should students be sitting?
At their tables.
Where do you wait in the morning if you are NOT eating breakfast?
The gym.
What sign can you make to remind your classmates to follow a rule they are breaking?
Fist with thumb out ("check" sign)
Who makes your choices for you?
You do!
How should you carry your Chromebook?
True or false: If you know the answer, it's okay to call it out because you're participating.
False.
What should you be doing while a classmate is sharing during Good Things?
Quiet, listening and watching the speaker
Your teacher puts you with someone you don't normally work with. Is saying, “Ugh! I don't want to work with them!” acceptable?
No.
What's the difference between a natural consequence and a logical consequence?
A natural consequence happens on its own; a logical consequence is connected to the choice and helps you learn from it.
What is the hallway voice level?
0
What TWO things do you have to do before speaking during whole-group instruction?
Raise your hand and wait to be called on.
Name TWO things you should do when you first enter the classroom in the morning.
Turn in homework/return forms, put your backpack on your chair, and get ready for Good Things. (Any two.)
One person in your group does all the work while everyone else copies. What's wrong with this?
Everyone is responsible for participating and learning; one person shouldn't do the work for the group.
What might be a natural consequence for forgetting to turn in your class work?
Zero for a grade
Parent phone call
Making it up at recess
(any)
Name THREE things that are under YOUR control at school.
Your attitude, your effort, and your choices.
Mrs. Caldwell gives the silent T signal, but you're in the middle of telling your partner something really important. What do you do?
Stop immediately, get still, make the T sign, and wait for directions.
You enter the classroom and your friend immediately starts telling you a hilarious story from last night. What should you do?
Follow the arrival routine/get yourself ready first and save the conversation for an appropriate time.
Your group has two different ideas about how to complete the assignment. What would a strong Jackrabbit team do?
Listen respectfully, discuss the ideas, make a decision together, and make sure everyone participates.
What is the 3-word phrase from our slide show that can help you remember to stop and rethink before making a choice that might have a consequence?
Stop - Think - Choose
Name four of the 5 S's in the 5-S Line.
Silent, Straight, Still, Spaced, Safe (any four)