Ms. Touney's Pet Peeves
During class, student A and student B are whispering about their clash strategies
Speaking when you shouldn't be (like when Ms. Touney is at the front teaching)
How students should start class in Ms. Touney's room!
Sitting in their assigned seats and getting their supplies ready!
What you should not do to classroom supplies (like pencils)
Break them, throw them, or leave them around the room.
Ms. Touney's cat is named...
Pete, the cat!
This classroom habit can make it difficult to pay attention, show respect, and understand important instructions. even if what your doing is superrr interesting.
Reading/doodling/doing other homework during instruction.
The way you should sign-out of the classroom
Write the date, your name, reason your leaving, and the time.
Bonus: Hit the light if your going to the Bathroom
Doing this is considered rude when someone else is sharing in front of the class
Laughing, talking, or not paying attention
Ms. Touney has been teaching for how long?
.5 years!
This classroom habit can keep others from having a chance to think or participate before being called on.
Blurting out or not being called on to speak.
How you get to sit in the beanbags
Raise your hand/ask Ms. Touney when she gives flex seating forthe day.
Leaving pencils, books, or supplies where they're not supposed to be is what?
Not picking up after yourself
What does Ms. Touney like to do outside of teaching?
Reading, Hammocking, and Thrifting
This classroom behavior can interrupt learning and make it harder for everyone to stay focused because someone doesn't like their seat or wants to be by their friend
Moving out of your assigned seat when you're not supposed to
How you should get supplies, like your chromebook
Wait quietly for Ms. Touney to call on you or your table group
Copying another student's answers instead of doing your own work is this.
Cheating!
Ms. Touney has how many siblings?
2!
This classroom habit has convinced many students they're expert undercover agents—even though everyone can see exactly what's happening on their screen.
Playing games or doing other things on the computer when you're not supposed to
When you return a book to the book bin in my room you should
write the day you are returning the book
Pretending someone else's work (even AI) is your own is an example of this.
Plagiarism!
What does Ms. Touney call UNI's mascot?
The cats/cat