As students in room 5, we are expected to...
Share and take turns.
Show respect & actively listen when someone is speaking
Body Still
Hands Still
Ears Listening
Eyes Watching
Lips Zipped
3. Use polite words and treat others with kindness.
4. Use sign language signals when asking to use the restroom or to get water.
5. Strive to be a STAR Student.
Sandpiper STAR student cards are given out to recognize students when they are: safe, thoughtful, accountable, and respectful. STAR rewards are part of our school-wide PBIS program. See the box below for more information.
Class STAR Reward system:
Class Volume (noise level) Chart: the chart is referred to often before independent work time to remind students of the expected noise level. Level 5, WooHoo, should NEVER be used indoors.
Silent
Whisper Voice- NO talking
Small Voice (indoor quiet voice)
Big Voice (teacher voice, presentation voice)
WooHoo! (outdoor, shouting voice)
Play is crucial for young children's development, fostering creativity, imagination, and physical, cognitive, and emotional strength. Playful learning is a powerful approach in early childhood development, fostering essential skills through engaging and enjoyable activities. It's not just about fun; it's a crucial way for young children to develop social-emotional skills, cognitive abilities, and even early literacy and math skills.