A set of posters to scaffold appropriate behaviour for the students when listening in class.
Use these educational posters when modelling the correct classroom behaviour when it is time to listen.
This teaching resource includes a colour and black and white version of the poster.
This poster can be used as part of a classroom display promoting positive behaviours.
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