classroomsignals

noun
UK /ˈklɑːsruːm ˈsɪɡnəlz/
US /ˈklæsruːm ˈsɪɡnəlz/

Signals are special signs or actions that help everyone in a classroom know what to do.

The teacher uses classroom signals like raising her hand to get everyone quiet.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Hand or body movements a teacher uses to give directions without speaking.

When the teacher holds up two fingers, that is one of our classroom signals for lining up.

3. Sounds or lights used to show when to start, stop, or change activities in class.

The bell and the lights are classroom signals that tell us when recess is over.

4. Picture cards or symbols on a board that show the daily schedule or rules.

The picture cards on the wall are classroom signals that help us know what comes next.

5. Words or phrases a class agrees on to show they are ready or need help.

Saying 'thumbs up' is one of our classroom signals for 'I understand.'