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Vocabulary flashcards defining the 10 classroom expectations and key sections of the beginning of the year student survey.
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Classroom Expectation 1: Be respectful
Treat yourself, others, and our classroom with respect.
Classroom Expectation 2: Come prepared
Bring the materials you'll need, including your notebook, writing utensil, and a charged device (if applicable).
Classroom Expectation 3: Be on time and ready to learn
Arrive promptly and begin the day's work right away.
Classroom Expectation 4: Follow directions
Listen carefully and follow classroom procedures and expectations.
Classroom Expectation 5: Participate and stay engaged
Ask questions, contribute to discussions, and give your best effort.
Classroom Expectation 6: Listen actively
Give your full attention when someone else is speaking and respect different perspectives.
Classroom Expectation 7: Take responsibility
Be accountable for your choices, your work, and your actions.
Classroom Expectation 8: Use technology appropriately
Stay on task and use devices responsibly to support learning.
Classroom Expectation 9: Take care of our classroom
Respect shared materials and help keep our learning environment clean and organized.
Classroom Expectation 10: Be kind and inclusive
Support your classmates, encourage one another, and help create a classroom where everyone feels welcome.
About You (Survey Section)
A section of the student survey asking for preferred name and selecting three descriptive words from options such as Kind, Creative, Curious, Funny, Hardworking, Friendly, Athletic, Artistic, Thoughtful, Adventurous, and Organized.
Interests & Hobbies (Survey Section)
A section of the student survey asking about outside-of-school activities and something the student is passionate about or could talk about for hours.
Learning Preferences (Survey Section)
A section of the student survey assessing how students learn best (e.g., demonstrations, listening, reading, hands-on, group work) and what helps them feel successful.
Summer (Survey Section)
A section of the student survey gathering the highlight of the summer, a break description, and a True/False question about wishing summer lasted one more month.
Goals (Survey Section)
A section of the student survey asking students to state one goal for themselves for the school year.
Just for Fun (Survey Section)
A section of the student survey asking about a chosen superpower and anything else the student wants the teacher to know to help them be a better teacher.