sit the student near the teacher think about the steps needed to complete the task provide a quiet area seat for student the teacher is understanding of students tge teacher might get to you more quickly to help you if he or she sees you are trying to continue to work stop working instructed prompts when needed raise hand and ask question to get help look think focus stop ignore you are more likely to complete your assignments complete assignmentsat assigned time look at your task or assignment work on appropriate activities 5 steps of on task Focus all of your attention on the task you don't interrupt others who are trying to work Promptly begin on task work quietly break assisgnment into smaller tasks practice skillssay positives use cues to encourage student ignore distractions and interruptions from others pair the student with an appropriate student reduce the amount time student for task sit the student near the teacher think about the steps needed to complete the task provide a quiet area seat for student the teacher is understanding of students tge teacher might get to you more quickly to help you if he or she sees you are trying to continue to work stop working instructed prompts when needed raise hand and ask question to get help look think focus stop ignore you are more likely to complete your assignments complete assignmentsat assigned time look at your task or assignment work on appropriate activities 5 steps of on task Focus all of your attention on the task you don't interrupt others who are trying to work Promptly begin on task work quietly break assisgnment into smaller tasks practice skillssay positives use cues to encourage student ignore distractions and interruptions from others pair the student with an appropriate student reduce the amount time student for task
(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
sit the student near the teacher
think about the steps needed to complete the task
provide a quiet area seat for student
the teacher is understanding of students
tge teacher might get to you more quickly to help you if he or she sees you are trying to continue to work
stop working instructed
prompts when needed
raise hand and ask question to get help
look think focus stop ignore
you are more likely to complete your assignments
complete assignmentsat assigned time
look at your task or assignment
work on appropriate activities
5 steps of on task
Focus all of your attention on the task
you don't interrupt others who are trying to work
Promptly begin on task
work quietly
break assisgnment into smaller tasks
practice skillssay positives
use cues to encourage student
ignore distractions and interruptions from others
pair the student with an appropriate student
reduce the amount time student for task