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Classroom communication chart for sharing a message through an agreed response mode.
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| Goal | Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Fri |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. Share a message using an agreed communication mode | |||||
| 2. Say please, thank you, and excuse me | |||||
| 3. Ask questions when confused |
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See the free planSelected K–5 guidance · editorial review October 27, 2026
For K–5 lesson participation, count the agreed response, such as a gesture or response card. Record opportunities offered, responses observed and help provided. This guidance concerns lesson responses and does not validate an eye-contact or individual communication program.
Lane et al. (2024), Recommendation 5, printed p. 47 / PDF p. 53
Teacher-Delivered Behavioral Interventions in Grades K–5, IES / What Works Clearinghouse. US public domain; reuse notice. Summarized and adapted by Evident. The source does not validate this goal, layout, rating scale or individual target and does not establish effectiveness for secondary students. No author or agency endorsement.
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Choose a way to communicate comfortably. Record the message and support provided. Do not use eye contact as a substitute for understanding or participation.
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07 / Available in 28 languages
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