
ALT Anchor chart titled "Carpet time." It's split into 2 columns: Looks like and Sounds like. Under Looks like: Active listening body, criss-cross legs, hands in cookie jar, eyes on speaker, sits in assigned carpet spot. Under Sounds like: Level 0, Raised hands and level 1 to share, one person talking at a time.

ALT Drawing of a student saying "Help! I don't know what to do!" Underneath is a flowchart that starts with "Do you know the assignment?" If you choose, no, there are 3 steps: 1) Look at the board. 2) Check Google Classroom. 3) Read the directions 3 times. 4) Ask 3 before me! If you choose yes, there's another question: Is your device working? If you choose no, there are 3 steps: 1) Close the app or tab and reopen, 2) Plug it in, 3) Turn it off and back on. If you choose yes, my device is working, there's another question: Do you know where to start? If you choose no, there are 2 steps: 1) Read directions. 2) Ask 3 before me. If you choose yes (I know where to start), there's 1 step: Get started!

ALT "After having students share and pair with their table, I then allow them to share their response, their partner's or someone at their table's response. My goal is to get them to share out loud. If it is someone else's answer, no problem. We learn from others all the time." —Educator Laura Steinbrink




































