Outside the Classroom
This is how we move around the hallways.
What is walking directly to our destination?
This is where all classes can be found.
What is the Dashboard?
This is how you get to your school Gmail account.
What is opening Chrome and going to the top right corner to click on Gmail?
This is how you check out a book.
What is taking the book you choose to your teacher OR checking the book out on the Classroom Booksource website?
This is what we do when we need something or have a question.
What is raising your hand and waiting?
This is how we ask to go to the bathroom.
What is raising our hands and using E-Hall Pass?
This is where all information and assignments can be found.
What are the Modules?
This is how you create an email.
What is clicking on the little red pencil near the top left corner?
This is how you return a book in the classroom library.
What is bringing your book to your teacher?
This is what we do when someone else is speaking.
What is listening and focusing?
This is how we go up or down the stairs.
What is walking on the right side of the staircase, with only our hands touching the railing?
This is how Modules are organized.
What is date, week, and day of the week?
This is how long a subject of an email should be.
What is only one to three words?
These are three genres in the classroom library.
Genres include:
Fantasy
Sports
Historical Fiction
Graphic Novels
Realistic Fiction
Dystopia
Survival
Mystery
Animals
Action
This is what we do when we enter the classroom.
What is getting to our seat, getting out our laptop and notebook and supplies, and looking at the board for directions?
This is what we do during lunch.
What is sitting in assigned seats, waiting to be called to grab lunch, and cleaning up our spaces before leaving?
This is where you can find an assignment for a certain class day.
What is right underneath the day of the week's page?
True or False: we use capital letters at the beginning of each word in a person's name.
What is true?
This is how we treat a book.
What is with kindness, not bending books, using bookmarks?
If Samantha Kate Lewis, a 6th grader, is logging into a computer, this is her email.
What is sklewis29@nucps.net?
This is what we do if we arrive at a classroom and our teacher is not in the room.
What is lining up patiently outside the classroom door?
This is the difference in picture between a page and an assignment.
What is a page just having a small rectangle, while an assignment has a small rectangle with a tiny pencil on it?
These are the three essential parts of the body of an email.
Dear (person you're sending the email to),
(Question or statement that you want to say)
Sincerely OR Thanks,
(your name)
Demonstrate how to put a book back on the shelf.
(You must actually demonstrate the proper way to do it.)
This is what P.R.I.D.E. stands for (without looking at a poster).
What are Politeness, Respect, Integrity, Determination, and Excellence?