Classroom Expectations

What are the things I need to bring to class EVERY DAY?

• Highlighter, sticky notes, device, pens

• Snack, pillow, blanket, pencil

• Sharpened pencil, device, snack and folder

• Pencil, calculator, textbook, crayons

I should raise my hand if I want to speak in class.

• True

• False

Tags

CCSS.SL.4.1B

I should talk while Mrs. Benbow is talking.

• True

• False

Tags

CCSS.SL.4.1B

What voice level should you be at during a test and while Mrs. Benbow is teaching?

• Level 0 (silence)

• Level 1 (whisper, only my neighbor can hear me)

• Level 2 (talking quietly)

• Level 3 (a presenting voice)

While in the hallway, your friend turns to talk to you about a video game he or she played last night. Using your knowledge of Hallway Expectations, how should you respond?

• Continue the conversation by sharing how much fun you had playing the game too.

• By being a great example of Hallway Expectations that includes standing up straight, no talking, facing forward, and hands to yourself.

• Tell them to hush very loudly until they turn back around.

• Do a FortNite dance to make them laugh and stop talking.

During Mrs. Benbow's class, you need to sharpen your pencil and grab a tissue. What should you do?

• Ask a friend to do it for you.

• Ask Mrs. Benbow if you can sharpen your pencil and grab a tissue.

• At an appropriate time, get up and sharpen your pencil or grab a tissue because Mrs. Benbow is OK with it.

• Do nothing.

Upon entering Mrs. Benbow's classroom, you notice the projector is on and there are words on the board. What should you do next?

• Put away your stuff and sit down.

• Put away your stuff, read the board for directions, then follow the warm-up assignment as requested.

• Put away your stuff, then find your friend to talk to.

• Sit down with your stuff and start drawing pictures in your notebook.

In Mrs. Benbow's class, mistakes are....?

• Expected, inspected, and respected! That is how we learn!

• Expected and meant to be repeated until we get in trouble.

• Never accepted because we should never make mistakes in school.

• I am unsure.

The classroom expectations in Mrs. Benbow's class are the same in Mrs. Marshall's class. Is this true or false?

• True.

• False.

Ms. Benbow's talking to another student and while we are working independently, I have a question. I should

• raise my hand and wait patiently

• ask my neighbor because they can help me faster

• yell her name so that she knows I'm next

• just guess and try to answer the question to the best of my ability