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Date: 10/2/15
Observed in: Second Grade Classroom
Time
Expected Behavior
Behavior of Student
Time
8:20-8:30 (Morning Math)
Time
Expected Behavior
Behavior of Student
Sat at desk playing with water bottle. Classmate
reminded JG to go get reading questions. JG said
Oh yah got up to receive paper and water bottle
fell over again. JG sat down and picked up watter
bottle. This time given directions, JG got up from
his desk and went to get his reading questions. By
the time he began his assignment recess has
already begun. JG was kept in from recess to
complete his reading questions. JG asked to go to
the bathroom. Was told he had to wait until his
reading questions were done. Completed reading
questions and morning math worksheet in time to
being next lesson of the day.
Time
11:45 (Line Up After Recess)
Recess ends
Line
up after
Students
sit atwhistle
desksblows
and listen to the Bible story
and participate in discussion and recite Bible
memory verse
3:15 (Dismissal)
JG is a second grade student in m classroom. He spend his entire day in the classroom, but does spend 30 minutes a day in
a separate reading group, as he is below grade level. JG has a difficult time to attend to directions, stay focused for longer than five
minutes and has a difficult time sitting still for long periods of time. Even though this was just a one day, data sample, JG maintains a
hard time in being self-directed. He did not remember directions and would often look over at the other classmates to see what they
were doing. As part of his assignments, JGs handwriting is not consistent and is hard to read. He works diligently to complete all his
assignments. He is pretty good at masking and hiding his frustration.
Often JG wanders the classroom or is rummaging through his desk to find a pencil that needs sharpening. This behavior is
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often apparent during whole group instruction, mostly during math and spelling, the more difficult subjects for him. Providing him with
accommodations and modifications definitely benefits him. Looking at his attention spam and the difficulty to stay on task, I created
him a visual schedule, and also provided him with a check sheet, where he is to receive five checks to gain five jelly beans at the
end of the day for staying focused and on task.
Considering all of my options for staying focused and sitting still, I began looking for AT devices and purchased a hokki stool
for him to sit on during classroom instruction time. I have noticed a major difference in his ability to stay focused and wiggle on the
chair. The hokki stool provides a way to wiggle while still remaining seated during instruction time. I did have to move his desk into the
back row so as to not distract the other students, and this has seamed to help him maintain his focus. I am currently exploring my
options to better help this student succeed in school.