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Silent Hand Signals

/ General Classroom Strategies / By Arkansas Behavior Specialists

This Behavior Break will introduce the concept of silent hand signals and provide examples of how to use them in the classroom. 

Hand Signal Poster
Implementation Steps

Positive Post-Its

First 5 Minutes Strategy

Music for De-Escalation

Increasing Student Participation

Attention Signals

Strategies for Work Refusal

Accepting “No” in the Classroom

Quick Tips for De-Escalation

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