This is where you would find the eyewash station.
This is what you are not allowed to wear in hands on labs.
What are open toed shoes?
This is the name of the course.
What is Earth and Space Science?
This is who I turn my paperwork back in to.
Who is my first period teacher or the office?
What is photosynthesis?
This is where you turn your completed work.
Where is the turn in bin on the front desk?
This is where you would find the lab goggles.
What is the cabinet in the back corner?
This is how many times you are allowed to turn in a lab with corrections.
What is unlimited?
True or false. If I have no changes, I do not have to return my paperwork.
What is False?
These are the three rock types.
What are sedimentary, metamorphic and igneous?
This is where you would find extra copies of work you missed or lost.
Where is the side counter by the door?
This is what you do when a graded lab is returned to you.
What is put it in your lab file and record the minutes?
This is how you can contact the teacher.
What are email, parent square or classroom phone?
True or False. I do not have to return my military release.
What is True?
This is how a solar eclipse occurs.
What is when the sun is blocked by the moon?
This is where you would find your lab minutes for recording.
What are the posters on the wall by the door?
This is how many state investigations are required.
What is three?
This is what is expected of me in this course (2 things).
What are collaboration and respect?
True or False. My sister is turning in a contact form, so I do not have to.
What is false?
This is the main culprit of modern climate change.
What is atmospheric carbon dioxide?
These is the names of the teacher's classrooms where you would find the chemical wash showers.
Who are Mr. Litz and Mrs. Bruce?
What is 1,200 minutes?
This is the percentage of your final score is from unit tests.
What is 30%?
This is where you can find the free and reduced lunch application.
What is online?
This is the order of the planets from the Sun to Saturn.
What is the Sun, Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn.