Entering & Routines
Work
Participation
Transitions
Materials
100

When we enter the classroom, our voices should be at this level.

Level 0

100

Completed work should be placed here.

Turn-in bin

100

The correct way to share your ideas during class.

Raise your hand


100

When lining up, students should keep this to themselves.

Hands and feet

100

Extra supplies can be found here. 

Student station

200

Students who bring their lunch from home should put their lunchboxes here in the morning.

Lunch cart

200

What color pen do I use to self-correct?

Red

200

Speaking without raising your hand is called.

Shouting out, interrupting 

200

Transitions should be done quickly, safely, and at this voice level. 

Level 0

200

Art supplies live here.

Your drawer

300

After unpacking, this is the first academic task we begin. 

Morning work

300

If you finish early, the right next thing to do is this.

Check May-Do board or work on your skill plan

300

If you need help during work time, this is the appropriate action. 

Raise your hand and wait patiently 

300

In the hallway, students should remain quiet, face forward, and do this.

Walk

300
This is where I put my pencil if it needs to be sharpened. 

Dull bin

400

Morning work should be completed this way.

Silently and independently 

400

The first step to starting independent work successfully. 

Read the directions before asking for help

400

Class jobs are important because they help with this.

Responsibility and teamwork

400

Before using the bathroom during instructions you must do this.

Ask using the bathroom sign.

400

Chromebooks are for this purpose only.

Learning activities 

500

Bus riders line up here.

BACK
500

Mrs. Hitchcock always expects me to give my work this.

my best effort

500

When I give the call, you should do this immediately. 

Stop, respond, and focus!
500

Water refills should happen during this time.

Before announcements, after lunch and before special

500

Clean up happens when this occurs.

I give you the signal