David's Classroom Behavior and Responsibilities

Miss Sofie reads 'David Goes to School' by David Shannon, highlighting David's journey through school rules, math problems, and classroom etiquette. David learns about the importance of following rules, being on time, and respecting others. The story emphasizes learning from mistakes and the guidance of teachers and parents. The video concludes with David receiving a gold star for cleaning the desks, reinforcing positive behavior.

What is the main rule David's teacher emphasizes?

• Always do your homework.

• No running in the halls.

• Always be quiet.

• No eating in class.

Which classroom does David belong to?

• Classroom 3 with a red door.

• Classroom 2 with a yellow door.

• Classroom 4 with a green door.

• Classroom 5 with a blue door.

Why is it important for David to arrive on time?

• To get the best seat in class.

• To prevent the teacher from repeating instructions.

• To avoid missing the school bus.

• To have more time for lunch.

What was David's mistake in his math problem?

• He added instead of subtracting.

• He used the wrong numbers.

• He forgot to write the answer.

• He thought 4 + 4 equals 7.

What should David do after solving a problem on the board?

• Sit back down quietly.

• Talk to his friends.

• Ask for more problems.

• Leave the classroom.

What is not allowed in class according to the story?

• Chewing gum.

• Wearing hats.

• Using a calculator.

• Reading books.

Why should David raise his hand in class?

• To get the teacher's attention.

• To allow others a chance to answer.

• To show he knows the answer.

• To ask for permission to leave.

What are the months of the year used for in the classroom?

• To mark important dates.

• To help with spelling.

• To decorate the walls.

• To teach about seasons.

What is the potential problem with finger painting?

• It can be messy and spread everywhere.

• It uses too much paint.

• It takes too long to dry.

• It is difficult to clean up.

What distracts David during class?

• A bird outside the window.

• Dinosaur-shaped clouds.

• His friends talking.

• A loud noise in the hallway.