Classroom Observation Paper

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When I first walked into the classroom, the teacher was standing on the carpet with the students. There were interactive videos playing on the smartboard, and the teacher was moving along to the video with the students. The teacher was saying things like; “keep up the good work” and “I love your dance moves.” I first interaction the teacher had with Lexi was when she wanted her sweatshirt off and needed assistance. The teacher observed that Lexi was in the process of taking her sweatshirt off and asked, “Lexi do you need help?”. She shook her head yes and the teacher proceeded to help her remove her sweatshirt. After this, the next interaction happened five minutes later once all the videos ended. The teacher was asking certain students if

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