Transcript
0:01 this is our daily class meeting we call it circle time and we have it every morning it's a routine everybody has a certain place to sit and a special spot that's their own because that way we can get there much much quicker and we're ready to go we talk about a lot of different things in our circle time and first of all I'm going to let somebody explain what are the procedures for circle time what are what are the
0:28 procedures and expectations for you during circle time statement one person at a time talks you need to listen when a choice and sharing to be polite when other people are talking alright we have a lot of things to go over this morning first of all I want to go over our daily schedule kind of look up here we had morning math we will go on to spelling then we'll have art today and I know you're doing a really really cool
0:53 project with paintings so she's going to need you to really cooperate with that we will have reading and lunch after lunch story math social studies bear time and then home
Summary
- Circle time occurs every morning and helps students settle into the day.
- Each student has a designated spot to sit, promoting efficiency and readiness.
- Procedures include one person speaking at a time and listening respectfully.
- The daily schedule includes subjects like math, spelling, art, reading, and social studies.
- Students are encouraged to cooperate during activities, such as an art project.
- The meeting fosters a sense of community and shared responsibility among students.