The following slides can be used to teach

students appropriate etiquette during

Zoom meetings.
Zoom Etiquette
Be on time. Dress Sit in a chair.
appropriately.
Turn on video. Mute yourself. Raise your hand.
Be respectful. No parents, Use chat box
siblings, or pets appropriately.
on camera.
You can download the following slide as a PDF
or png and upload it to your class website to
keep parents informed.
It can also be displayed at the beginning of each
Zoom meeting for the first couple of weeks.
 Zoom Etiquette
Be on time. Dress Sit in a chair. Raise your
appropriately. hand.

Turn on video. Mute yourself. Be respectful. No parents, Use chat box

siblings, or pets on appropriately.
camera.
The following slides can be used to teach
students the procedures for “green,”
“yellow,” and “red” lights during Zoom
meetings.
Zoom Signals
Green means GO!
Complete the activities on the screen. You may chat
with other students in the chat box.
Yellow means Finish!
We will be starting the next activity soon. Finish up
what you’re doing and get ready to learn.

Green means GO!

Complete the activities on the screen. You may chat
with other students in the chat box.
Red means STOP!
Listen to the teacher’s directions. No typing in the
chat box unless the teacher tells you to.

Yellow means Finish!

We will be starting the next activity soon. Finish up
what you’re doing and get ready to learn.

Green means GO!

Complete the activities on the screen. You may chat
with other students in the chat box.
 The following slides can be used during live
Zoom meetings to help students stay on track.

For older students, the simple phrases “Green

light!” or “Yellow light, finish up!” may suffice.
Green means GO!
Complete the activities on the screen.
You may chat with other students in the
chat box.
Yellow means Finish!
We will be starting the next activity
soon. Finish up what you’re doing and
get ready to learn.
Red means STOP!
Listen to the teacher’s directions. No
typing in the chat box unless the teacher
tells you to.