Phones and technology
Ready to learn
Work and participation
Behaviour and consequences
Kitchen expectations
Final Jeopardy
Tie Breaker questions
100

Phones and earphones must be ______ and ______ for the entire lesson.

Off and Away

100

Students must arrive on ______ and ready to learn.

Time

100

You are in class to ______ during class time.

Work

100

Disruptive behaviour is not ______.

Acceptable

100

Safety and hygiene procedures must be followed at all ______.

Times

100

students must manage their behaviour, learning and ______ responsibly.

Safety

200

A phone may only be used when a student presents an approved Technology ______ from Student Services.

Pass

200

Upon entering, collect your file and required ______.

Materials

200

Missed or unfinished work must be ______.

Completed

200

Students must not prevent others from their ______.

Learning

200

Equipment must be washed in ______, soapy water.

Hot

200

Repeated failure to meet expectations may lead to a ______ of suitability for practical participation.

Review

300

A phone used without permission will be ______.

Confiscated

300

After collecting your materials, sit in your allocated seat ______.

Quietly

300

If students do not use theory time appropriately, future ______ time may be used to finish the work.

Cooking/practical

300

Arriving ______ or leaving without permission is disruptive behaviour.

Late

300

After washing, equipment must be thoroughly ______.

Dried

300

Unsafe or incomplete cleaning is treated as a ______ issue, not a minor behaviour issue.

Safety

400

A confiscated phone will be taken to the appropriate ______ staff member.

Administration

400

Quiet conversation is acceptable only ______ the lesson begins.

Before

400

Cooking lessons are a ______, not an entitlement.

Privilege

400

Unsafe behaviour during a practical lesson can result in immediate ______ from the kitchen.

Removal

400

Clean equipment must be ______ to its allocated storage space.

Returned

400

Failure to meet kitchen expectations can result in the ______ of cooking privileges.

Loss

500

Refusing to hand over a device will be treated as ______ behaviour.

Defiant

500

When the teacher begins giving instructions, students must be ______ and attentive.

Quiet

500

Being tired, distracted or unwilling to work does not remove your ______ to complete the work.

Responsibility

500

Ignoring or refusing to follow instructions may result in being sent to a ______ class.

Buddy

500

Benches, sinks and work areas must be left clean, ______ and ready for the next class.

Dry

500

Failing to follow Kitchen expectations will result in __________ cooking privileges.

Removing

500

Disrespectful behaviour may result in parent contact and school behaviour ______.

Processes

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