JustJules

Do you have students that rush to complete work? Do they get frustrated when they have to redo it? This simple task completion checklist allows students to think through the academic task they are being asked to complete. Suggestions for use: Print the checklist on colored paper. Laminate. Teach students how to use the checklist. (I run through real scenarios). Attach the checklist to student desks. Check in periodically and practice using the checklist together. Best for students who: -rus

This "Shouting Out Hand" is a great visual for students who tend to blurt out! There are 4 options to print, cut, and laminate: 1. Raise your hand to speak. 2. It is ok if I do not get called on. I have to let others have a turn to speak. I can try again next time! 3. I will raise my hand to speak! 4. I can wait for my turn to speak! Suggestions for use: Print, cut, and laminate. Tape to student's desk. Select your criteria for success and any consequences ahead of time. I like to use 5 cl