The document contains a table that reframed 4 classroom rules using positive language and provided opportunities to teach the rules. The rules were reframed as "Listen to the teacher carefully", "If you did a good job you will be in the blue on the behavior chart", "Clean up your classroom", and "It's time to line up". Suggested opportunities to teach the rules included using picture signs, reviewing rules daily, using a behavior chart, singing a cleanup song, and having an orderly lining up process.
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Table 2 Reframing Classroom Rules
The document contains a table that reframed 4 classroom rules using positive language and provided opportunities to teach the rules. The rules were reframed as "Listen to the teacher carefully", "If you did a good job you will be in the blue on the behavior chart", "Clean up your classroom", and "It's time to line up". Suggested opportunities to teach the rules included using picture signs, reviewing rules daily, using a behavior chart, singing a cleanup song, and having an orderly lining up process.
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Table 2: Reframing Classroom Rules Record Sheet:
Classroom Rules Reframe using Positive language
Opportunities to teach these
rules (both observed and ideas of your own)
Dont talk while the
teacher is talking.
Listen to the teacher carefully.
Picture signs on display.
Review the rule every morning.
If you did a misbehave,
you will be in the yellow in behavior chart.
If you did a good job you will
be in the blue on the behavior chart.
Display a behavior chart in
the classroom.
Dont throw garbage on
the floor.
Clean up your classroom.
The teacher sings (clean
up... clean up) when it's time to clean.
Go and make a line
outdoor.
It's time to line up.
The teacher calls student by
their name to go and make a line in front of the door. The teacher stands up in front of the door and tell students to make line, then the teacher start to count (1,2) and student complete (3,4) and so on.