Mr. Robertson
This is where Mr. Robertson went to high school.
YHS
This item needs to be stacked neatly on the desk.
White board.
Saying kind things to one another is an example of this expectation.
Show Respect
This continent includes Japan, Korea, and Vietnam.
Asia.
This geographic feature is filled with dense trees and diverse animals.
Rainforest.
This movie was based on Mr. Robertson's pre-school.
Toy Story 3
This item holds other important items on your desk.
Pencil box.
Choosing to work on an assignment instead of talking to a friend is an example of this expectation.
Staying on Task
This continent includes Canada and Mexico.
This geographic feature provides water run-off and protection.
Mountains.
This is Mr. Robertson's favorite movie.
Lord of the Rings
This item stays on the shelf in the back of the classroom until we need it.
Textbook
This is the acronym for our expectations.
SAFE
This continent includes Switzerland and Germany.
Europe.
This geographic feature was essential to the development of human civilizations.
Rivers.
This is Mr. Robertson's favorite country that he traveled to.
Japan
These 2 items are used everyday, must be kept clean, and must stay in the same spot in the classroom.
Desks and chairs.
This expectation ensures that you know when to do something and how to do something.
Active Listening.
This ocean is directly beneath Asia.
Indian Ocean.
There are 2 types of this geographic feature.
Rainforest.
This is Mr. Robertson's favorite game.
Baldur's Gate 3 / D&D
This item is used everyday and helps give you information.
The Screen / Newline Board
This is the time when you must practice all 4 expectations.
Always
This ocean is directly above Antarctica.
Southern Ocean.
There are 4 types of this geographic feature.
Desert.