When students enter the classroom, where do they go?
Their desks quietly.
What three parts make up the daily agenda?
Bellringer → Lesson → Exit evaluation.
How many strikes do students get for minor broken procedures?
Three strikes.
When may students sharpen pencils?
Before class or when not interrupting a lesson.
What must students wear in shop rotations?
Designated PPE.
What is the first task students complete each day?
The bellringer.
Where do students turn in homework?
The designated class tray.
What might students receive as a reward?
Verbal praise or a small piece of candy.
What must students fill out to go to the restroom?
A hall pass
What must students follow in the shop?
Required safety procedures.
What does the teacher do while students complete bellringers?
Take attendance.
How many days does a student have to make up work after an absence?
The same number of days they missed.
When are behavior reports normally given to parents?
Parent‑Teacher Conferences.
When may students throw something away?
After the lesson or when instructed.
Who assigns classroom/shop jobs?
The teacher.
What noise level should students use when entering?
Inside voice.
What happens for each day work is late?
5‑point reduction.
What happens if a student refuses to complete class work?
Parents are notified.
How should students ask for help?
Raise their hand.
What should students do during emergency drills?
Follow posted procedures.
What do students use to record their bellringer answers?
Bellringer composition notebook or notebook paper
Who turns in completed tests?
Students give tests directly to the teacher.
What should students do when the teacher says “Class” or “Listen Up”?
Stop talking and pay attention.
What do students do if they finish work early?
Write a journal entry or update AET.
How should students behave with a classroom visitor or guest speaker?
Show respect.