You call out to students and teachers out on the sidewalk when they walk by the classroom.
Tell them later on, or don't tell them at all.
knock on the glass and wave but don't say anything.
Call to them through the open window.
You are angry and it's the middle of class.
Let the teachers know you need some quiet time.
Concentrate on your breathing. Use tools your in your class.
Doodle, if it helps for a couple of minutes and join back in
Something else name it:
You are in a grumpy mood and when somebody asks how you are, you yell at them.
You quietly say " I'm fine how are you?"
You yell at them
You say, "Not today, OK. I can answer this another time.
You say "I don't want to talk about it. How are you?"
Your pencil tip is broken and you need to sharpen it but someone is talking to the whole class.
Don't do anything. It's fine.
Sharpen it right away, you may be expected to take notes!
If a person is talking to group, wait until they are done.
See if there is a different pencil you can use, in the bin.
What's the wrong answer: You are not doing well during a game and you are feeling like you're not having any fun.
You let your teacher know this isn't your favorite game
You exclaim loudly " This game stinks!" and quit.
You ask if you can leave after a few turns--you tried.
You ask for help, maybe there is some rule you forgot.
You get on your computer during passing period because you have something quick to do.
Unexpected and against the rules
You are not getting along someone in your group. ( multiple answers.)
Ask if you can work separately for part of the project
Keep an eye on everything they do and comment about them
Describe an even better strategy
Try to ignore if possible.