Cell Phone/Bathroom Policies
This is the amount of students who are allowed to leave the room at a time.
What is 1?
Students do this first thing before they may enter the classroom.
What is give Ms. Kuik a fist bump?
Students will turn in their assignments here.
What is their period trays?
Students are not allowed to have these in their ears during class.
What are headphones? (AirPods, Beats, etc.)
Students must give Ms. Kuik this in order to borrow a pencil.
What is give her a shoe?
What is the cell phone holder?
Students must do this with their phones once they enter the classroom.
What is put their phones in the correct numbered cell phone holder?
This is the amount of time students have to turn in late work.
What is the end of the unit?
Students must do this if they have a question or would like to speak in class.
What is raise their hand?
Students must do this first if they are to use a Chromebook.
Students will be given an immediate referral if found with this.
What is a cell phone?
Students must grab this sheet of paper from the tray in the back of the room to answer the questions on the board.
What is the bellringer?
This is the percentage of daily work and bellringers.
What is 30%?
Students cannot do this over the teacher.
What is talk over?
When students communicate with someone sitting across from them.
What is face partner?
Students have this amount of minutes to use the restroom or get a drink of water.
What is 5 minutes?
Students have this much time to answer the bellringer questions.
What is 5 minutes?
This is the percentage of the final.
What is 20%?
What is clean up their area around them?
Students must respond and then quiet down after hearing this.
What is "Are you ready kids? or "Marco"?
Students must do this after they ask permission from me to use the bathroom.
What is sign out?
Students will analyze the meaning of this after answering the bellringer questions.
What is the objective for the day?
This is the percentage of tests, quizzes, and projects.
What is 50%?
Students will know when I need their attention when they see this.
When students go to visit another island for help or to share.
What is swimming?