Materials
Leaving Class
Grades and Assignments
Behavior
Wild Card
100
This is what you should do if a stack of handouts is on your desk.
What is keep one and pass the rest to the person behind you? Also, let us meditate on how weird the structure of Jeopardy questions is.
100
You need to check with this person before you leave.
Who is Mrs. Redelfs?
100
This is the one thing you should write on every single assignment, in the top corner.
What is your name?
100
This is how much you should be talking when you are working alone.
What is zero? Zilch? None? Nada?
100
This is the place to keep your phone.
What is in my locker? (Or at home. Or turned off hiding in the bottom of my backpack.)
200
This is where you should put a completed assignment.
Where is the English 6 slot of the back basket?
200
This is where we keep the hall pass when not in use.
Where is the back corner by the sink?
200
This is the place you should go to check grades.
What is RenWeb?
200
This is the acronym we use to show respect to a speaker.
What is SLANT?
200
This is what you do during a fire drill.
What is leave your things and quietly walk outside through the front doors?
300
This is what you should do with late work.
What is turn it in to the red box with today's date? (Also acceptable: turn it in to the black inbox.) Let's review - I need you to put the date on it for calculating late work. Quick recap of late work/absent grading goes here.
300
This is how you would show you are ready to be dismissed.
What is by packing up and sitting quietly?
300
This is what you should do if you're concerned about your grade.
What is talk with Mrs. Redelfs (about assignments you could redo)?
300
These are the people you can ask for help during partnered work time.
Who are your partner and Mrs. Redelfs?
300
This is the most important idea in how we treat others in this room.
What is respect? (Also accepted: any variation of the Golden Rule.)
400
This is when you would sharpen a pencil.
What is when it is work time, not when we are discussing or taking notes?
400
The time that you should ask to leave class.
What is during work time? (Also acceptable: not when the teacher is talking, etc.)
400
This is what you should do if an assignment is missing (M or 0 in the gradebook).
What is ask for another copy? What is turn it in to the red late box? What is email Mrs. Redelfs? What is talk with Mrs. Redelfs to make a plan to complete it? (Also accepted: anything that involves taking action to complete said assignment.)
400
This is what you need to do when you come in to class.
What is sit down and quietly begin the warm-up?
400
This is Mrs. Redelfs's email address.
What is mredelfs@horizon-christian.org?
500
This is what you should bring to class every day.
What is paper, a writing utensil, vocab, my writer's notebook, and class handouts?
500
Please demonstrate how you would go to your locker.
Did you ask first, then put the pass on your desk, go quietly, and come back quietly to return the pass?
500
This is where you should go to get work done during an absence.
What is the "Absent" box on the back table? (Also acceptable: the folder with your name on it.)
500
Please demonstrate what you would do if you had a question and I was taking a really. long. time. to come help you.
Accepted answers: working on something else, asking a friend for help, doing your best. Not accepted: staring into space, crying, or yelling.
500
This is how you should keep track of what's due and when.
What is by checking the board? What is by checking RenWeb? What is, most accurately, by recording this for yourself in a planner?
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