The document outlines Ms. DeMers' expectations for her students to follow for do-now activities. Students should quietly pick up the do-now sheet, go to their seat, read the instructions, take out a pencil and begin working alone. When finished, students should turn their paper over and work on other assignments quietly until time is up. When time is up, students should turn their paper over and wait for further instructions.
The document outlines Ms. DeMers' expectations for her students to follow for do-now activities. Students should quietly pick up the do-now sheet, go to their seat, read the instructions, take out a pencil and begin working alone. When finished, students should turn their paper over and work on other assignments quietly until time is up. When time is up, students should turn their paper over and wait for further instructions.
The document outlines Ms. DeMers' expectations for her students to follow for do-now activities. Students should quietly pick up the do-now sheet, go to their seat, read the instructions, take out a pencil and begin working alone. When finished, students should turn their paper over and work on other assignments quietly until time is up. When time is up, students should turn their paper over and wait for further instructions.
Pick up the DO-NOW sheet from the back table QUIETLY and CALMLY Find your seat Read instructions listed on sheet Take out a pencil Begin working by yourself
What do I do when I’m finished??
Turn paper over Work on other work until time is up (math problems, read a book, etc.) Voice is off
What do I do when time is up???
Turn paper over Look forward for new instructions Bibliography Johnson, LouAnne. Teaching Outside the Box: How to Grab Your Students by Their Brains.
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Mendoza, Jonathan. “Bellringers: What Are They and Why Should Teachers Use Them.”