Majors & Minors Activity

Student A repeatedly blurts out during Mrs. Kintzler’s teaching.  Student A has been reminded by Mrs. Kintzler of how to use their words appropriately while she is teaching, but Student A continues to blurt out.

• Major Behavior Referral

• Minor Behavior Referral

Student A throws a marker across the room, hitting student B, student B is not injured.

• Major Behavior Referral

• Minor Behavior Referral

Student A is constantly overusing a disgusting amount of cologne in the hallways.  He’s been asked to stop, yet it continues on a daily basis. 

• Major Behavior Referral

• Minor Behavior Referral

Student A is caught playing Cookie Clicker when he is supposed to be working on iReady lessons.

• Major Behavior Referral

• Minor Behavior Referral

Student A constantly wanders during teaching.  He’s asked to take a break in the hallway.

• Major Behavior Referral

• Minor Behavior Referral

Students around the room cause constant distractions by making prehistoric animal noises.  When asked to stop, each individual denies their involvement in the disruption, pointing and blaming their peers for the disruptions. Mrs. Kintzler feels as if she is trapped in a game a Jumanji.

• Major Behavior Referral

• Minor Behavior Referral

Student A calls student B a “gay freak”. 

• Major Behavior Referral

• Minor Behavior Referral

Student A refuses to work on their independent work assigned.  They are not disruptive, but refuse to work.

• Major Behavior Referral

• Minor Behavior Referral

Student A and Student B start to bicker during a group activity.  Neither of the students stop and it disrupts the class activity.

• Major Behavior Referral

• Minor Behavior Referral

Student A intentionally pulls Student B’s chair out from under them, causing Student B to fall to the ground.

• Major Behavior Referral

• Minor Behavior Referral