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The 4 P's
Entrance Procedures
The 4 Domains of Respect
Poetry
Name Poetry
100
This is to be on time to class, or better yet, to be early!
What is Prompt?
100
The way you should enter class...
What is quietly?
100
Trying to improve yourself or trying to learn something new are examples.
What is Respect for Self?
100
A type of French poem.
What is a Cinquain?
100
Name poems most commonly use this as their subject matter.
What are people's names?
200
2 sharpened pencils, notebook, Springboard book...
What is Prepared?
200
If the teacher is not at the door, you should do this.
What is line up by the lockers and wait?
200
Raising your hand, trying your best on classroom work, coming prepared are examples.
What is Respect for Teacher?
200
The number of lines in this French poem.
What are five?
200
Name the "Subject Matter" of one type of name poem you wrote this week.
What are seasons, holiday, sports, colors, names, animals?
300
When you smile and try your best, you are practicing this P.
What is Positive?
300
You should have these 3 materials with you after entering.
What are pencils, notebook, and Springboard book?
300
Helping another student open their locker, offering to carry someone's books, saying something nice are examples.
What is Respect for Others?
300
The part of speech used in the first line of the French poem.
What is a noun?
300
ABC, NBC, NBA, NFL are examples. A _ _ _ _ _ _ _
What are Acronyms?
400
Taking notes, finding answers, asking questions, working hard to learn something new...
What is Pro-Active?
400
After entering, you should immediately go ________ and start _____________.
What is go to your seat and start writing the warm-up?
400
Participating in clubs or sports, pushing in your chair in the cafeteria, throwing away your trash are examples.
What is Respect for School?
400
The part of speech used in the second line of the French poem.
What are adjectives?
400
Another name for Name Poetry. A _ _ _ _ _ _
What is Acronym?
500
The French poem ends with this in the last line. S _ _ _ _ _ _
What is a Synonym?