Expected vs. Unexpected Classroom Behaviors

You raise your hand to answer a question during math class.

You fall at recess and your friend helps you up.

You are having a hard time during reading class. Your teacher sits down to help you. You yell at her for telling you to sound out a word.

You and your friends sit in your seat at lunch and eat.

You ask your friend for a push on the swings at recess and he pushes you.

One of your classmates throws his book onto the floor after having a hard time sounding out a hard word.

Your friend sitting next to you during morning meeting really wants to answer the share. She calls out over everyone else.

You lose a game and knock the game board over.

Your teacher is going over the daily schedule for the class. You and your friends are laughing and talking to each other.

Your friend is sitting at his desk, feet on the floor, and reading a book on his computer.

It is morning meeting. You and your class sit on the rug and do the morning greeting. You all take turns, and let each person talk when it is their turn without interupting.

You are having a hard time during writing class. You ask your teacher for help, and she sits down next to you and gives you a hand.

At recess, you get mad at your friend for tagging you. You shove him to let him know you're upset.

One of your classmates lost his favorite book. He is crying at his desk. You go over and ask him if he is okay, and you try to cheer him up.

At lunch, you and your friends start to throw food at each other.