Bellwork
This and That
What we’ve learned so far
LATITUDE AND LONGITUDE
100

When does bell work begin?

Once the bell rings.

100

Where is the one place students are not allowed?

Behind Mr.V’s desk.

100

This is the capital of Oklahoma. 

Oklahoma City. 

100

Latitude lines measure which direction? 

North and South. 

200

How long should it take for bell work to be completed?

5 minutes.

200

On what day does Mr. V check bellwork? 

Friday (last day of the week). 

200

This is the Capital of Arizona. 

Phoenix. 

200

Longitude lines measure which direction?

East and West. 

300

What should the tone of the room be during bell work. 

Quiet, no talking! 

300

What 3 things are you responsible for bringing to class?

Pen/Pencil, Chromebook, and Notebook. 
300

This is the Capital of New Mexico. 

Santa Fe

300

One of the lines that help separate the globe.

Equator or Prime Meridian. 

400

If you run out of things to write about, what else can you add to your bellwork? 

A picture(s). 

400

If you hear “Proud to Be…” what do you say in response…

A Rougher. 

400

This is the Capital of Texas?

Austin.

400

Name our current climate zone?
Tropical.

Temperate.

Arctic.

Temperate. 

500

Where should your bellwork be completed each day?

Your Social Studies notebook. (Notebook)

500

What should the class sound like after hearing the call back (Proud to be)?

Quiet, ready to listen. 

500

This is the capital of the United States.

Washington D.C.

500

What are the names of the two poles located in the Arctic regions? 

North and South Poles.

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