Beginning of Class
Academic Achievement
Classroom Supplies
Behavior
Teamwork & Communication
100

What's the first thing you should do when you enter the classroom?

Quietly take your seat and check the board for instructions and/or the warm-up.

100

What are 2 ways to show that you are actively learning?

Take notes / ask questions / participate in group discussions

100

What are 3 supplies you should bring to class every day?

Math Notebook, Charged Chromebook, Pencil
100

What does it mean to be respectful in this classroom?

Treating others kindly, listening, and using appropriate language.

100

What does good teamwork look like?

Everyone participates, listens, and contributes fairly.

200

What should you do if you arrive late to class?

Enter quietly, check in with Mr. Choi, and catch up on the current math activity

200

What is the first thing you should do if you are stuck on a homework problem while we are in class?

Refer to your notes
200

What should you do if you forgot a pencil or other supply?

Borrow responsibly from the designated area or ask politely before class starts.

200

When Mr. Choi is talking, what should you do?

Stop talking, make eye contact, listen attentively.

200

How can you respectfully disagree with a classmate?

Use polite language like "I see it differently because..." and stay calm.

300

When the bell rings, what does it mean you should already be doing?

You should already be seated in your assigned seat with your materials ready. You should already have started the warm-up.

300

What is the second thing you should if you are stuck on a math problem during class?

Ask your tablemates to walk you through the problem (not just ask for the answer)

300

What should the whiteboards and markers be used for?

To solve math problems, write down math ideas, or answer Mr. Choi's prompts.

300

How should you respond if someone is bothering or distracting you?

Politely ask them to stop or let the teacher know if it continues.

300

What should you do if a teammate is not participating?

Encourage them kindly or ask if they need help understanding the task/problem/concept.

400

What are two things that help you start class focused and prepared?

Having materials ready and eliminating distractions (no side conversations, no games on your chromebooks, no doodling on whiteboards, etc.)

400

What should you do if you are stuck on a math problem at home and you still don't understand the notes?

Go to the WaG in Canvas and look up the support videos.

400
What items (and how many) should be in your table basket before and after class

2 calculators, 2 scissors, 2 gluesticks, whiteboard markers and erasers

400

Why is it important to follow directions the first time?

It shows respect and helps the class run smoothly without wasted time.

400

Why is communication important during group work?

It ensures everyone understands their role and that the group stays on task.

500

Why is the routine at the start of class so important for learning?

It sets the tone, saves time, and helps everyone transition mentally into learning mode.

500

How should you prepare for quizzes/tests (nearly every Friday)?

Review notes / re-write concepts in your notebook or index card / extra practice problems via DeltaMath or MoM

500

How does being organized with your supplies help you academically?

It reduces stress, saves time, and helps you focus on learning instead of searching for items.

500

What should be a consequence if a student is misbehaving?

Clean Mr. Choi's classroom / Office Referral / Message to parents / Apology letter to other students

500

How can your group handle conflicts productively?

By listening to each side, finding common ground, and refocusing on the goal.

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