Supplies
Grading
Procedures & Policies
Class Rules
Science Content
100

What kind of binder do you need for science class?

Three ring binder


100

How many points is weekly bell work worth?

(5 points)

100

What is the only drink allowed in class?

H20 / water

100

What’s rule #1?

Be kind

100

Name one of the science units we will study this year

Land, Water & Human Interaction; Geological Processes; Energy; Ecology

200

Where will the binder stay?

In class

200

How many points is a monthly quiz worth?

10 points

200

What system do we use for hall passes?

SmartPass


200

What's rule #2?

Work hard


200

What online platform will you check every day for lessons, activities, and materials? Especially if absent

Google Classroom

There is also a physical absent tray in the classroom with material 

300

Name one thing (besides the binder) you need to bring every day.

Pencil


300

What is the most points you can earn from a unit test/project?

20 points

300

How many hall passes does each student get per marking period?

12, but flexible for special reasons

300

What’s rule #3?

Show love & know you are loved

300

How often will you have a science vocabulary quiz?

Once a month – random week

400

True or false: 

You need to bring your own science textbook every day.

False, it stays in class


400

What happens if you turn in late work?

You still get credit, but for a reduced grade

400

What is the school policy for cell phones?

No cell phones in class; use office phone if needed

400

What kind of classroom environment will we have?

One where everyone belongs and everyone learns

400

Every Monday, how many new science vocabulary words will you get?

8

500

What should be inside your binder to keep science organized?

Tabs/dividers

500

If you earn 85%, what letter grade do you get?

B

500

Where do you look to find your real grade?

PowerSchool

500

What should you be doing when the bell rings?

Be in your seat working on the given task (Look at board if unsure of task)

500

What is one thing scientists do that you will also do this year?

Ask questions, plan investigations, analyze data, collaborate, explain patterns, etc