How do we line up to leave the room?

Stand up, push your chair in, move to your spot quickly and silently.

Get in line wherever you would like.

Go to your classmates desk and start talking, then move together to the line.

Keep working on what your were doing and delay the whole class from leaving.

What should we sound like in the hallway?

No talking, but other noises are ok.

What happens if we (as a class) don't follow line up or hallway behavior expectations?

Time out of recess to practice how to line up and walk in the hall.

We miss class time to practice how to line up and walk in the hall.

What happens if we get a bad report in Connections?

You will owe laps/time at recess.

You will never go back to that connections class.

You will write an appology letter.

When can we go to the restroom?

Before announcements, during independent work time, class breaks, and emergencies.

Before announcements, during classtime, during reading.

When there is already a classmate out of the room.

When can we NOT go to the restroom?

While Mrs. Crocker is teaching, during lunch, or when we've just taken a class restroom break.

When we are supposed to be working on Zearn.

When and what should you be talking about during instructional time?

Be talking about the topic introduced only when told by Mrs. Crocker.

In the mornings it is fine to talk to your classmates about whatever you want.

We should talk about our lives during instructional time.

How should we enter the room?

Silently-observing and listening: it's time to learn!

Slowly making our way to our desks, after talking with our friends and drinking water.

Talking quietly and waiting to hear what to do.

What do we do with work we don't turn in?

Put it in the correct section of our notebook.

Put it in the pocket of our notebook.

Where is our schedule?

We just wait for Mrs. Crocker to tell us.

What is our lunchroom behavior expectation?

What would you do if your parent were sitting next to you?

If you make a mess......

Leave it, maybe no one will notice.

Push it under someone else's seat.

Laugh as someone has to clean up your mess.

If we (as a class) can't follow lunchroom expectations what will happen?

Class discussion about lunchroom behavior and silent lunch the next day.

We'll get to sit where we want.

Mrs. Westbrook will come talk to us.

What if I'm the problem at lunch?

I will fill in a reflection form for my parents and have silent lunch the next day.

Mrs. Crocker will be disappointed, but that's all.

I will get to eat with Mrs. Crocker.

What if I need to use the restroom and it's not a class break?

I need to tell Mrs. Crocker (if she's not teaching), use the magnet, and wait my turn if needed.

I will owe time to Mrs. Crocker.

What does Writer's Workshop sound/look like?

The room is silent, students are working, raising hands if needed for assistance.

Quiet, but a line at Mrs. Crocker's desk.

Talking and sharing with neighbors.

What should I be doing during read alouds?

Actively listening- eyes on reader, hands/body still.

Playing with things in my desk.

What does independent reading look/sound like?

Silent, no moving, eyes on book, typical page turning.

Going to Mrs. Crocker's desk to ask questions.

Changing locations, and books every day.

What does dismissal look like?

Your area is clean (including inside your desk), your computer is charging, your binder is packed up, your chair is stacked, all trash around the room is picked up.

Chromebook is charging, no garbage in my area.

Students are talking to friends, and sliding around the room.

What can we leave at school everyday?

Nothing- leave nothing. Take your binder, coats/sweatshirts/ hats/gloves/socks, lunchboxes, water bottles...ALL OF THE THINGS.

Our binder if we don't have homework.

What questions do you have that are IMPORTANT (Relevant) to school/classroom expectations/procedures?

Any question that is school relevant works.

We should follow expectations and procedures because.....

It's the right thing to do. It keeps students safe, makes sure that all instructional time is learning time, and makes school fun.

We don't want to get in trouble.

What are the expectations during class restroom breaks?

Get in, do your business, wash your hands, and get out as quickly as possible, without talking.

Enjoy the time away from the classroom with your friends.

Play in the restroom by sliding around, looking in the stalls, taking your time, and talking with your friends.

When can you throw away trash?

on the way into or out of the classroom

you throw it into the trash while sitting in your desk

Are you allowed to wander around the classroom?

No, my cheeks should be in my seat.

Yes, I can do my work while walking around.

Yes, I need to move around and stretch every 5 mins.

Yes, I need to talk to my friends.

Where should my phone be if I have to have it, when I'm in the classroom?

In my backpack and on silent or off.

In my hand so I can text my friends.

On my lap so the teacher doesn't see me texting.

on the desk in case I get a message

Why do we have rules and procedures?

So the classroom will run safely and smoothly

So Mrs. Crocker can have the control in the classroom

So students are not allowed to have fun

So the parents know what is going on in the classroom

Select all the ways to participate and be engaged in class

contributing to partners/ group

talking over the class discussion

When is it okay to throw things in the classroom?

When I am trying to give my friend something.

When I am throwing something away.

When can you eat in class?

If you grab a to go breakfast- before 7:50 or at snack time- 9:00

What will be a consequence after you are verbally warned about your behavior (1st offense).

You will fill in a reflection and your guardian will have to read and sign it.

You have to write sentences on the white board.

Sent to the principal's office immediately.

Can you talk in class?

during class discussions, group work or when teacher allows

If you are tardy you should .....

Go by the office, get a tardy slip, put it on Mrs. Crocker's desk, then have a seat and get to work.

Walk in and announce you are tardy

Come in and go through your morning procedures

Which of the following should you avoid doing during class?

Organizing your binder, crumpling up trash, and getting up throwing it away.

Listening respectfully to all humans in the class.

Keep your chair at your desk or table at all times.

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