Facts about Mr. Noel
What is Mr. Noel's first name?
Zack or Zachary
What is the counselor's room number?
308
What does "Strike 1" mean?
Please stop what you are doing, because it is distracting. Refocus on the class.
What type of animals are Tom and Jerry?
Cat and Mouse!
What continent do we live on?
North America
What is Mr Noel's favorite animal? (Excluding cats)
Hint: It isn't poisonous
The Hippopotamus!
What is the 1 thing you have to do to graduate 8th Grade (besides pass all your classes)?
Pass the constitution test!
10:55 / 11:00
What does the word, "demure" mean?
Reserved, modest, or shy. Calm, respectful, and good manners. Mindful and cutesy. Not wearing a green cut crease to work.
What continent is Cambodia a part of?
Asia!
6'2"
How many students are there total in your homeroom?
6th grade: 27
7th Grade: 33
(will accept 1 number higher or lower)
1 time is perfect.
2 times is okay.
3 times is too many.
What is a group of lions called?
A pride of lions (the rock in the Lion King is called "Pride Rock")
What country is Barcelona found in?
Spain!
Mr. Noel has a huge fear called Trypanophobia.
What is this fear?
Fear of needles!
(Specifically medical needles)
How many kids does Vice Principal Nunez have?
Hint: She told us at Town Hall on Tuesday
3
What shoes/footwear is not allowed at all?
-Flip flops, slides, slippers
Who was the first president of the United States?
George Washington
What country is Mount Fuji found in?
Japan!
Mr. Noel has only broken one bone in his life. What bone was it?
My Jaw!
Who was James Otis?
-A son of liberty
-An American Revolutionary Patriot
-One of the first American political activists
-Lawyer in the 1700s
What is the first page of the Student Code of Conduct?
The "Student Bill of Rights"
The Olympics started in Ancient Greece in 776 BC. Why did they start the Olympics?
To Celebrate Zeus!
What is the Equator?
A horizontal (side to side) line that halfway between Antarctica and The North Pole. It is the hottest part of the world, and is represented by an imaginary line on most world maps.