Body in the group
Thinking with your eyes
Whole body listening
Group Plan
Brain in the group
100

What does body in the group look like?

Your body is physically with the rest of the group and you are doing what is expected with your body. 

100

How do we show others we are thinking of them?

By looking at them with our eyes.

100

What is Whole Body Listening ?

Looking at the speaker with eyes, calm body, hands still, hears listening, and thinking about what is being said. 

100

What is a group plan?

When everyone is thinking about and doing the same thing.

100

What does it mean to have your brain in the group?

Looking with your eyes at the speaker, aware of the topic, saying questions or comments that are about the topic.

200

What does body in the group NOT look like?

Your body is out of the group and your not doing what you are supposed to be doing with your body. 

200

How can we make a guess at what others are thinking about?

By seeing what they are looking at. 

200

What are you doing with your feet if you are whole body listening?

They are quietly on the ground.

200

How do others feel when you are following the group plan?

Calm and comfortable. 

200

Are you thinking about other people in the group?

Yes.

300

If your body is in the group, what does it tell the teacher and other students?

That you are ready to learn!

300

What message are you sending someone who is talking to you if you are looking else where (like a clock, window, etc)?

That you are not interested in what they are saying. 

300

What is not whole body listening?

Not looking at the speaker, talking when they are talking, moving your body around, looking away. 

300

How might others feel when you are  not following the group plan?

Frustrated, angry, sad, 

300

Is asking unrelated questions show that your brain is in the group?

NO!

400
If your body is not in the group, do you think it shows you are listening and following directions?

No!

400

If I am looking at you, what do you think it means?

That I am thinking about you!

400

Does listening involve your whole body or just your ears?

Your whole body! Show us!

400

How do we know if someone is not following the group plan?

They are doing something different than the rest of the group and are not thinking about others. 

400

What should you be thinking about if your brain is in the group?

Other people's feelings, what other people are saying, what the other person is saying with their face and body, are other people interested?

500

If we are sitting on the carpet as a class, how would your body show that it is in the group?

By also sitting on the carpet with the class.

500
What do we use our eyes for?

To gather information about what is happening around us, the group plan, and what other people are thinking and feeling. 


We also use our eyes to show others that we are thinking of them.

500

What do we use whole body listening for?

To make our brains available to take in all the information around us (eyes see, hears ear, etc).

500

What is the difference between  group plan and body in the group?

The group plan is what we do together or all the same. Body in the group is when we are in a space close enough together that is appropriate for the situation. 

500

What does it mean to have your brain in the group?

Looking with your eyes at the speaker, aware of the topic, saying questions or comments that are about the topic.