Match the classroom expectations with the correct examples.

• writing your name on your paper

• Keep your hands & feet to yourself.

• wiping your dirty shoes before coming in

• Use hand signals.

• not staring out the window during class

• Listen & follow directions.

• raising your hand to be called on

• Respect your classmates, school, and teacher.

• not touching someone else's pen

• Stay on task.

Ignoring your teacher's voice and then asking 5 times what you have to do​ ​ (a)   following Expectation 1.

Listen & follow directions.

• is not
• is

I am allowed to put a cushion on my chair to sit on.

• Yes

• No

Match where each item is in the classroom.

• on the podium

• the hand-in tray

• on top of the markers and crayons shelf

• headphones

• on the bookshelf by the piano

• stapler

• in the bin below the Chromebooks

• privacy folders for tests

• on the piano and on a rolling cart

• tissues

Expectation 3 is: keep your​ (a)   and​ (b)   to yourself.

• hands
• feet
• pens
• words

Organize these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) Following classroom expectations

,

(b) Not following classroom expectations

• kicking the walls of the school

• doing the worksheet instead of talking with your friend like you want

• putting three fingers into the air to ask to get some water

• volunteering to hold the door open

• staying quiet while Mrs. Hofman is talking

• shouting the answer out

• leaving your trash on the ground outside

• taking your classmate's pen

What are the only 2 rules in our classroom?

• Love God.

• Love your neighbor.

• Love yourself.

• Be kind.

Put these morning events in the correct order.

1 is what happens first, and 5 is what happens last.

• Walk into school.

• Read the good morning information on the board.

• Discuss important events of the day with the class.

• Put your backpack in your locker.

• Go to devotions with the whole school.

Helping your classmate pick up the mess they made​ (a)   following Expectation 5.

Respect your classmates, school, and teacher.

• is
• is not

Why is it always important to read all the directions on a worksheet or test?

(Select all that apply.)

• Sometimes Mrs. Hofman hides extra credit in the directions!

• It's easier to do the work because you read the instructions of what to do.

• The directions are always funny and have jokes.

• The directions sometimes show you an example of how to do a problem.