Materials
Where does completed work get turned in?
The Turn-in Bin
When is it okay to open a chromebook in science class?
When the teacher gives instructions to use them.
How do I know when its time to quiet down in science?
When the teacher counts down, or instructions say to work silently.
What can you do if you are curious about something?
Ask a question
Where should returned science work go?
In the science section of your binder.
When and where should chromebooks be charged?
Every night in Crew rooms at the charging stations.
How will I know when it is time to pack up?
The teacher will let us know.
What should you do while the teacher is explaining instructions?
Listen, look for visual clues on the board, and ask questions if you have any!
How long should we hold on to returned work?
At least until the end of the unit!
What do you do if you forget your passwords?
Ask your Crew leaders for help getting them.
How should I leave the science class before I leave?
Chairs pushed in, or on tables. All belongings packed away, and trash thrown out.
Where can we get help with science vocabulary?
The Word Wall
Where should I get a pencil?
From my own supplies first, but if I don't have one I can ask to borrow one from the teacher.
How many tabs should you have open at one time on your chromebook in science class?
Three tabs or less.
What is the procedure for going to the nurse or bathroom?
Ask the teacher. For the bathroom, only one person can leave at a time. For the nurse, the teacher must radio Nurse Nicole first.
How do we know what we are going to do in science?
The essential question, the agenda, and objectives.
If I need any materials for class other than a pencil, how do I get them?
Raise hand and wait until there is a moment for the teacher to get the materials, or give permission to get them yourself from the shelf.
Who does the chromebook belong to?
The school.
How should you enter the science room?
Quietly, to your assigned seat. While waiting for class to start, do the warm up.
What are the big three expectations in the science room.
Observe with a critical eye, think deeply, and collaborate!