Classroom Rules
What is the First Classroom Rule?
ABSOLUTELY NO PHONES
When did European Explorers first arrive to the Americas?
A. 1650
B. 1742
C. 1492
1492
How many time zones are in the United States?
A. 2
B. 3
C. 4
B.3
I before E except after which letter?
C
When I want new games or utensils, I should do what?
A. Get it myself, I am a big boy/girl
B. Ask Mrs. Summer
C. Wait til a teacher is free
C.
What Should I do if I have a question for a teacher?
Raise your hand and wait for the teacher to call on me?
When did British Settlers first arrive in America? What were the name of the first settlements?
A. 1607
B. 1740
C. 1776
What major countries make-up North America?
A. Mexico, USA, Canada
B. USA, Canada and Alaska
C. Canada, North Pole, USA
A.
Explain the different forms of using there, and how they are used in a sentence
There - Direction
Their - Ownership
They're - They are
Why do the teachers not allow us to use phone, laptops or games during class?
A. Because the teachers aren't allowed to
B. It distracts the teacher
C. It distracts students
It distracts everyone but student's mainly
What rule discusses physical touch?
WILL NOT TOUCH OTHER PEOPLE OR THEIR BELONGINGS
Why did British Settlers move to North America?
A. Freedom from Taxes
B. Religious Freedom
C. Meant to go to India
B. Religious Freedom
What is the Southern most body of water of the United States?
A. Rio Grande
B. Mississipi rivers
C. Gulf of America
C. El Gulfo Grande
What is a verb, noun and adjective and what do they mean/are used for?
I'll explain
Who gets to use video games first, if they are behaving?
A. Whoever asked first
B. Whoever has not played in the longest time
C. Whoever is loudest
B. Whoever has not played recently
What is the first thing we do after going over classroom rules/expectations?
Activity/Program
How many colonies were there in America before the Revolution? Can you name 3?
A. 6
B. 10
C. 13
13
How are mountains formed?
A. Meteor strikes
B. Tetonic plates shifting
C. Dinosaurs made them
B. Tetonic Plates
What is a pronoun?
a word that can function as a noun phrase used by itself and that refers either to the participants in the discourse (e.g. I, you) or to someone or something mentioned elsewhere in the discourse (e.g. she, it, this)
Why are the teachers strict about throwing away trash during supper?
Students forget to throw away trash, trash blows away in the wind, and creates more unnecessary work for custodians.
Why do we do technology time/gaming last?
It is a privildge/not a right
Why did the Colonies rebel against British rule?
A. Oppresive King and laws
B. British wanted them to go to war with France
C. Colonies wanted to expand into Europe
A. Oppresive King
Which is the Largest mountain range in the United States of America?
A. Appalachian
B. Alps
C. Rocky
C.
How are apostrophes used?
Shows ownership
Sarah's jacket
What is the golden rule and why is it important?
Treat everyone as you would like to be treated, and it ensures all students are shown their due respect and promotes cohesion