Complete Class of 36 Blue Safe Pouch and Magnet
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Step 1: Number your pouches with your name and 1-36. Separate the pouch in 6 Sterilite with 6 pouches each (1-6, 7-12, 13-18, 19-24, 25-30, 31-36)
Step 2: Print out your class roster and assign each student a pouch, going from to bottom in alphabetical order)
Safe Pouch Daily Procedure, Grades, and Rewards
Upon entering the class, students pick up their assigned Safe Pouch based on their numbers on the roster.
Students remove earbuds, headphones, and similar devices and store them out of sight. They must immediately lock up their phones and smartwatches in the pouch until the teacher unlocks them at the end of class.
If a pouch is broken or does not lock, students must inform the teacher immediately. Please do so to avoid the student being responsible for the damage and not earning the daily SAFE pouch stamp.
Grading:
Students earn a SAFE Pouch stamp on their logs daily for following Safe Pouch procedures and other class expectations. Each stamp will be counted as two grades: 10 Grade Points and 2 Extra Credit Points. However, if you use your stamps to exchange for prizes or other privileges, it will not be counted as extra credit.
Students are responsible for keeping their Safe Pouch Log safe and bringing them daily to earn the stamp. The teacher will collect it at the end of each quarter for grading. It is recommended that students take weekly pictures of the log in case it is lost.
Accommodations: Please see teachers for individualized accommodations.
Frequently Asked Questions
What if I don’t have a phone?
You can lock up a smartwatch and earbuds instead. If a student is caught with a device out, they will lose extra credit points for the last five days and may face additional consequences, such as device confiscation, a call to their parents, and/or a referral to an administrator.
What happens if a student is caught using their devices during class?
The student will not earn the stamp and may face additional consequences, such as device confiscation, a call to their parents, and/or a referral to an administrator.
What happens if a student is caught with their earbuds or headphones on or out during class?
The student will not earn the stamp and may face additional consequences, such as device confiscation, a call to their parents, and/or a referral to an administrator.
What if a student is tardy to class?
The student will still earn the stamp, but it will be crossed out and not count for extra credit points or tokens.
However, the best implementation is always having a 1:1 school-wide implementation. Please share this with your administrators and other teachers.
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