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Monday, August 23, 2010

Essential Agreements

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Elementary ESL has essential agreements!
We will keep to these important understandings in the ESL classroom.


Things we should do:
Things we should not do:
  • listen to others
  • speak English
  • take care of classroom materials
  • wait their turn
  • share
  • respect others
  • follow the SAVE policy
  • raise their hands
  • walk
  • keep their hands and feet to themselves
  • finish their work
  • double check their work
  • raise their hands when they have a comment or a question
  • make good choices
  • do their best
  • not listening to others
  • speak in another language other than English
  • run in the classroom
  • push others
  • disrupt or bother others
  • break the SAVE policy
  • lie
  • ruin classroom materials
  • make fun of others
  • be mean to others
  • being disrespectful to others
  • make bad choice
  • not trying their best

If a student does not follow the essential agreements, a certain procedure will occur.  The first offense is just a warning.  The second offense means they will receive a consequence.
-       Their consequence will be:
o   K-2: time-out for 5 minutes
§  If there is continual behavioral issues, a note will be sent home to the parents about behavior
§  After 2 notes are sent home, then a conference call with parents will occur.
§  If bad behavior continues after 2 phone calls to the parents, a conference and behavior contract will occur.
o    3-5: miss 5 minutes of recess
§  If there is continual behavioral issues, a note will be sent home to the parents about behavior
§  After 2 notes are sent home, then a conference call with parents will occur.
§  If bad behavior continues after 2 phone calls to the parents, a conference and behavior contract will occur
o   If the student keeps to the essential agreements for the whole class:  student will receive a sticker.
§  if student receives 5 stickers, they will get a piece of candy.
§  after ALL the students in the class fill out their entire sticker board, they will receive a special class reward.
·      Go out for ice cream
·      free-time
·      computer free-time
·      play outside
·      watch a movie
·      other
 It is mostly important to speak English in the classroom.
A student can speak in another language if they have permission from the teacher.  This is permitted if the student needs clarification for themselves or to help others.

I hope this is clear and we all stick to the ESL classroom essential agreements.  :)

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