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C C Conversation

H C Help

A C Activity

M C Movement

P C Participation

S C Success

C Conversation Voice Level 0 - no talking 1 - whisper 2 - quiet group conversation 3 - teaching voice 4 - outside voice

C Help Ask partner Ask your group Ask teacher Not available – test or quiz

C Activity Whole class – everyone participates Small group Individual instruction Independent work

C Participation Talk quietly and respectfully with partner Work with group Listen, answer, ask and share Work quietly on your own

C Success Class, Excellent job! Well done, groups! You are a superstar!