Course
Basics
Basics
Your science teacher's name
Who is Mrs. Nelson?
The person responsible for answering the door in the classroom.
Who is Mrs. Nelson, or the person she asks to answer the door?
This makes up 30% of my grade.
What are Chapter Tests & Exams?
This is where I need to look to find out what I miss when I am absent. (There are 2 places)
What is Google Classroom and the "While You Were Out.." folder for your class period?
Enter the classroom quietly. Place your card in your assigned pocket for attendance. Pick up a warm-up paper. Take the most direct route to your seat. Get out necessary supplies. Begin the warm-up.
What are the beginning of class procedures?
A unit covered in Chemistry in this class.
What is atomic theory, nuclear theory, the periodic table, chemical reactions, or properties of matter?
This may happen if you start "messing" with tools/equipment in the baskets on your table before getting instructions for a lab.
What is missing out on the opportunity to participate in the lab and being given an alternate assignment to complete?
The person responsible for making sure all missed assignments are completed in a timely manner when missing class.
Who is me (the student)?
I can join this to receive messages about important class information.
What is Remind?
This is how you are released at the end of class each day. (Hint: it is not the bell)
What is waiting for Mrs. Nelson to dismiss each row?
One supply for this class.
What is a pencil, notebook, notebook paper, or a calculator?
This is where all borrowed supplies should go at the end of class.
What is putting supplies back in their proper place?
This is the grade I will receive if I am caught cheating.
What is a 0 (or F)?
This is how I communicate to Mrs. Nelson that I need to go to the restroom or see the nurse.
What is eHall pass or securely?
This is when it's ok to throw things in class and write on the tables with a pencil or eraser.
What is NEVER?
This should be kept in the front of your notebook after it is signed.
What is the syllabus?
This is the appropriate time to get up to sharpen my pencil.
What is the beginning of class and anytime Mrs. Nelson is not addressing the class?
The number of days I have to make up work after I am absent. (This includes tests)
What are 3 days?
This is the electronic device that is never allowed in the classroom.
What is a cellphone/smartphone?
You are bleeding, about to be sick, or something is on fire.
What are the appropriate times it's okay to interrupt Mrs. Nelson while she is teaching?
These are the two key concepts (main topics) taught in Physical Science.
What are chemistry & physics?
1. Class Notes/Quizzes
2. Worksheets (graded & non-graded)
3. Labs
What is the suggested order for organizing your notebook?
The grade I have to maintain each nine weeks to remain in the High School Physical Science class.
What is an 80 or higher?
This needs to be brought to class every day, fully charged.
What is my Chromebook?
Return materials and supplies, clean up my area, and dispose of trash in the trash can (not in the lab baskets) at the end of class.
What should my area look like before leaving class each day?