Respect the Speaker
This is the number of people who should be talking at the exact same time when the facilitator or a classmate has the floor.
One
This is the ultimate team duty that must happen at the very end of every block before we can transition to recess or lunch.
Room cleanup
To prevent accidents and keep everyone safe, you must keep these three things to yourself at all times.
Hands, feet, and objects to yourself
This body part should be tracking and looking directly at whoever is speaking to show them respect.
The Eyes
This is where your desk area and floor space should look like before you line up for lunch.
Clean and tidy
This is the only safe way to move around the classroom or hallways—running is strictly not allowed.
Walking
Fill in the blank: If you can hear me _____ once
Clap
After completing an engineering activity like the Paper Tower Challenge, this is what your group should do with the leftover supplies and materials.
Organize and put them away
Absolute safety is required in our classroom at all times for this major reason.
So nobody gets hurt or injured
When a teammate is sharing an idea during a group challenge, this is what you should do instead of interrupting or talking over them.
If you notice trash on the floor that isn't yours, doing this action shows that you truly respect our shared space.
Picking it up and throwing it away
If a game or team building activity starts getting too chaotic or rowdy, this is the best thing your team can do to keep it safe.
Pause, take a breath, and reset
True or False: "Respect the Speaker" only applies when the teacher is talking, not when your fellow classmates are talking.
False
This is the exact reason why we keep our classroom tidy and treat our supplies with absolute care.
True or False: Roughhousing or pushing is okay as long as you are just playing a game with your friends.
False