Miss Anna Bee’s

Classroom Cards and Labels:

Yellow Chevron Eighths

This eighth-page template is perfect for creating task cards,

labels, and name tags. See my store for other patterns, colors,
and sizes.
Free for personal and classroom use without credit. You may
use this template to make other resources for distribution as long
as you give credit and a link to my TPT store in the credit page.
Do not redistribute as is.
Free resources used in this download:
 Blue stitched chevron digital paper – Graphics From the
Pond
 Fonts – The Learning Tree
 Bee clip art – The TLC Shop
 Having a Conversation
\1. Look at the person.
2. Use a pleasant voice.
3. Listen to the other person.
4. When there is a break, share your
thoughts and questions.
Asking Permission
1. Look at the person.
2. Use a calm and pleasant voice.
3. Say “May I…”
4. Accept the answer calmly.
Sharing with Others
1. Let the other person use the item
first.
2. Ask if you can use it later.
3. When you use it, offer it back to the
other person after you’re done.
Listening to Others
1. Look at the person who is talking
and remain quiet.
2. Wait until they are done talking.
3. Show you heard them by nodding
your head or replying.
Asking for Help
1. Look at the person.
2. Ask the person if they have time to
help you.
3. Explain the help you need.
4. Thank the person for helping.
Staying on Task
1. Look at your task or assignment.
2. Think about steps to complete it.
3. Focus all attention on the task.
4. Ignore distractions from others.
5. Stop working when instructed.
Practicing Teamwork
1. Identify task to be completed.
2. Discuss ideas in a calm and quiet
voice. Let others share their ideas.
3. Assign tasks to each person.
4. Work on tasks until completed.
Using Appropriate Voice Tone
1. Listen to the voice levels around
you.
2. Change your voice tone to match.
3. Watch/Listen for cues to adjust your
voice as needed.