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WorksheetsTwo Truths and a Fib/Classroom Rules Part 1
Total questions: 60
Worksheet time: 35mins
Two Truths and a Fib Game: Decide if the following statement is a truth or a fib: 10/10 Rule: The first ten minutes and the last ten minutes of each period are the most important for learning. Therefore, no one is allowed to leave class during that time.
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Two Truths and a Fib Game: Decide if the following statement is a truth or a fib: S.O.A.R.: SOAR stands for Safe, On Task, Accountable, & Respectful.
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Two Truths and a Fib Game: Decide if the following statement is a truth or a fib: Miss Browning’s Charlie Brown & Snoopy Classroom is Horseplay Free, Food Free, Toys Free, & Gum Free.
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Two Truths and a Fib Game: Decide if the following statement is a truth or a fib: School Zone: No Cell Phones are allowed during the school day.
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Two Truths and a Fib Game: Decide if the following statement is a truth or a fib: Entering the Classroom: Student Scholars are to line up outside the classroom in a single file line quietly.
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Two Truths and a Fib Game: Decide if the following statement is a truth or a fib: Learning Expectations: Student Scholars are to come to class with all prepared materials and a fully charged chromebook each school day.
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Two Truths and a Fib Game: Decide if the following statement is a truth or a fib: Technology Expectations: Student Scholars are to only open their chromebooks with our class section of Google Classroom, PISD Webdesk, Go Guardian, E-Hall Pass, and the class assignment.
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Two Truths and a Fib Game: Decide if the following statement is a truth or a fib: Self-Sustaining Reading (SSR) Expectations: Student Scholars will read for 20 minutes without talking, looking around, and disrupting the class learning environment.
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Two Truths and a Fib Game: Decide if the following statement is a truth or a fib: Small Reading Groups Expectations: Student Scholars will come to the teacher table prepared to learn while other student scholars are working independently along with not disrupting the class learning environment or small reading groups.
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Two Truths and a Fib Game: Decide if the following statement is a truth or a fib: Hoods and Caps Expectations: No Hoods or Caps in the school building or classroom.
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Two Truths and a Fib Game: Decide if the following statement is a truth or a fib: Lanyards Expectations: All student scholars are expected to wear their school lanyard entering the school and all throughout the day.
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Two Truths and a Fib Game: Decide if the following statement is a truth or a fib: Collaborative Learning Expectations: Student scholars are expected to collaborate with other student scholars with their learning.
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Two Truths and a Fib Game: Decide if the following statement is a truth or a fib: Student Scholars must keep their cell phones in their backpacks and not use them during class time.
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Two Truths and a Fib Game: Decide if the following statement is a truth or a fib: Student Scholars are expected to respect classroom materials and return borrowed items after use.
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Two Truths and a Fib Game: Decide if the following statement is a truth or a fib: Student Scholars are expected to raise their hand before speaking during class discussions.
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Two Truths and a Fib Game: Decide if the following statement is a truth or a fib: Student Scholars may leave their seats without permission whenever they wish.
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Two Truths and a Fib Game: Decide if the following statement is a truth or a fib: Student Scholars are responsible for cleaning up their workspace before leaving the classroom.
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Two Truths and a Fib Game: Decide if the following statement is a truth or a fib: Student Scholars must remain seated during announcements unless given permission to move.
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Two Truths and a Fib Game: Decide if the following statement is a truth or a fib: Students are allowed to use classroom supplies without asking the teacher first.
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Two Truths and a Fib Game: Decide if the following statement is a truth or a fib: Student Scholars are expected to greet the teacher when entering the classroom each day.
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Two Truths and a Fib: Decide if the statement is true or fib — Students must ask permission before leaving the classroom for any reason.
Only emergencies
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Two Truths and a Fib: Decide if the statement is true or fib — Students are allowed to use their cell phones during lunch in the classroom.
Only silent mode
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Two Truths and a Fib: Decide if the statement is true or fib — Students are expected to follow directions the first time they are given.
If convenient
Only after reminder
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Two Truths and a Fib Game: Decide if the following statement is a truth or a fib: Student Scholars are expected to remain quiet and attentive during fire drills.
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Two Truths and a Fib Game: Decide if the following statement is a truth or a fib: Students may eat snacks at their desks during class without asking for permission.
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Two Truths and a Fib Game: Decide if the following statement is a truth or a fib: Student Scholars are encouraged to help clean up shared spaces after group activities.
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School policy says we can't leave the classroom the first or last (a) minutes of class.
Are you allowed to get out of your seat without permission to grab pencils or scratch paper during independent work?
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No
Are you allowed out of your seat without permission during instruction?
Yes
No
When are you able to get out of your seat during instruction?
Whenever I need something.
To sharpen my pencil.
After I raise my hand and get permission.
NEVER
You are not allowed to get out of your seat to talk to friends
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False
When are you able to get out of your seat during instruction?
Whenever I need something.
To sharpen my pencil.
After I raise my hand and get permission.
NEVER
The bell does not dismiss class. Remain seated until (a) dismisses us.
The school policy says that we cannot leave the classroom during the first or last (a) minutes of class.
Are you allowed to get out of your seat without permission to grab pencils or scratch paper during independent work?
Yes
No
School policy says we can't leave the classroom the first or last (a) minutes of class.
When are you able to get out of your seat during instruction?
Whenever I need something.
To sharpen my pencil.
After I raise my hand and get permission.
NEVER
you feel like you are about to throw up
Are you allowed to get out of your seat without permission to sharpen pencils or get some scratch paper during independent work?
Yes
No
School policy says we can't leave the classroom the first or last (a) minutes of class.
School policy says we can't leave the classroom the first or last (a) minutes of class.
If a guest walks into the room, do you shout at the person?
Yes
No
Why is it important for everyone to follow classroom expectations?
It makes the classroom look nice. And that's what matters.
It helps everyone have a an environment for learning and it allows everyone to stay safe.
It's only important to the teacher and the school.
It allows selfish people to do whatever they want. Other people don't matter. Only they matter!
Why is it not appropriate to yell across the room at your friends in a classroom setting?
Because it can disrupt others and is not respectful.
Because it is the fastest way to communicate.
Because everyone else is doing it.
Because the teacher asked you to.
What should you do if you arrive late to class?
Sneak in quietly and hope the teacher doesn't notice
Wait outside until class is over
Knock quietly and wait patiently to be let in the room. Read the Smartboard or figure out what you are supposed to be doing. Get to work.
Make a loud entrance so everyone notices
When a guest walks into the room, you
shout at the person
be quiet and stay on task
get up to talk to the guest
talk to your classmates
What is the purpose of having classroom expectations?
To make the day more difficult
To ensure a learning environment that is respectful and productive
To limit creativity
To give the teacher complete control
Why is it important to follow classroom expectations?
It makes the classroom look nice
It helps everyone learn and stay safe
It's only important for the teacher
It allows you to do whatever you want
Define Self-management in the classroom
What is the proper way to ask for help in class?
Yell out your question
Wait quietly and raise your hand
Interrupt the teacher while they are talking
Ask your friend instead
What is the primary goal of classroom management?
To ensure that the teacher maintains complete control over the classroom at all times.
To create a safe and conducive learning environment for all students.
To enforce strict discipline and punishment for misbehavior.
To minimize the amount of time spent on teaching and increase testing.
Why is it important to follow classroom rules?
To avoid getting detention
To make learning easier for everyone
Because the teacher says so
To get extra recess
How should you behave when working in groups?
Ignore the ideas of others
Take over the project and do everything yourself
Listen and contribute equally
Let others do all the work
Classroom management should prioritize:
Punishment over guidance.
Silence over communication.
Respect and mutual understanding.
Teacher convenience over student needs.
What should you do before leaving the classroom at dismissal time?
Run to the door as fast as you can
Make sure your work area is clean
Leave your belongings scattered around
Yell goodbye to everyone
What is the first thing you should do when you enter the classroom in the morning?
Start talking to your friends
Sit quietly and wait for instructions
Follow the instructions on the morning slide
Run around the classroom
Which one of these is a good behavior for the classroom?
Getting out of your seat without permission
Raising your hand to speak
Walking around the room during a lesson
Talking to your classmates during a lesson
Why is it important to follow dismissal procedures?
So you can leave school faster
To ensure everyone's safety
Because it's fun
So you can avoid homework
Students are expected to keep their area neat and (a) . Throw trash in the trash can on your side of the room.
