Rules and Procedures

You Have Rights!

And You Have

Responsibilities……..

• You have the right to a safe learning environment.

• You have the right to voice your opinions.
  

• You have the right to use school materials.

• You have the right to fair and equal treatment.

• You have the right to a good education.

PleaseEnter
The

Classroom

Quietly.

All civilizations
function under certain laws and established norms. These laws are established to create a safe and
friendly learning environment for students and teachers.

Begin the Bell Ringer with

Quality.

Bell ringers will
either prepare
you for
something new,
or review what
you have already
learned. Please begin them
as soon as you
unpack and settle
in.

Raise your hand to

speak.

We have a lot of
history to cover. I
appreciate your
comments,
questions, and
observations, just
not when they are
blurted at me or
meant to disrupt
the class. I will call
on you if you raise
your hand. Thank
you for
understanding.

The bathroom is limited.

Check for a green light
to make sure it is
appropriate to leave
the room. It will be green at my discretion.

If the lights are red it is not an appropriate time to leave class. I am covering new material or we are in the middle of a learning activity,

There is no bathroom

●During the first 10
minutes of class,

●The last 10 minutes of
class,

●Or while you are
taking a test.

Besides, you won’t want to
miss a minute of this class!

Multiple Choice

How do you come into Mrs. Frickenstein's class?

• Enter silently, take the most direct route to your seat, get out supplies, start the bell ringer with quality.

• Enter silently but then go to any table and talk with your friends before doing your bell ringer.

• Run in to the classroom screaming, do your bell ringer if you feel like it.

• I don't go in to Mrs. Frickenstein's classroom. I stand in the hall awkwardly.

Multiple Choice

While Mrs. Frickenstein is teaching, can I ask to go to the restroom?

• No

• Yes

Multiple Choice

True/False: During the lesson is the perfect time to go to the bathroom

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

When should you begin your bell ringer?

• After running around the room and talking to all of my friends

• In the hallway

• As soon as I sit down in my seat from entering the room

• After my teacher has come in from the tardy bell

No Gum.

The classroom is not a barnyard. Chomp-clack-chomp-clack.

Gum snapping and bubble blowing is distracting.

Researchers from the Institute of Integrative Systems Biology have analyzed the bacteria from used chewing gums from five different countries. The research shows that oral bacteria persist for a surprisingly long time

when gum is on the ground. I don’t want to find it on my classroom floor or under desks and chairs.

Use all classroom

supplies appropriately.

We use post it notes, and
color, and watch videos- all
things that require you to
have your own supplies.
Each day you should have:
- chromebook
- earbuds/headphones
- pencil case with dry erase markers, pencils'pens, colored pencils.

If you need to purchase any supplies you will pay my store prices and I will mark your ROAR Card. Thanks!

Charge your

Chromebook Daily.

I will let you charge your
chromebook if it is dead, but it
will be recorded as a technology
offense.
If you can charge your phone,
you can charge your
chromebook. I mean c’mon.

Treat your Chromebook

with respect.

FYI- I am required to
report damaged
chromebooks. Don’t
make me do it.

Multiple Select

What do you need for each class?

• Charged Chromebook

• earbuds/headphones

• gum

• pencil case

Multiple Select

What happens if your Chromebook is not charged?

• ROAR Card is marked

• You sit there and hope Mrs. Frickenstein doesn't notice.

• Mrs. Frickenstein supplies you with a charger

• Mary Poppins pulls one out of her carpet bag

Multiple Choice

Where does gum go when you enter the room.

• In the trash.

• Under the desks.

• Under your chair.

• On the floor.

Keep the classroom clean.

#not your maid

# don’t care if it’s not your mess

I live here 7 hours a day. I
think better when my work space is clean, and I’m sure you don’t like sitting in classrooms that are a hot mess.

I take pride in my
room. I think it looks pretty cool. Help me keep it that
way!

When someone else is

talking you are listening.

If you talk while I’m talking
it is a sign of disrespect.
If you talk while your
classmate is asking a
question, you might miss
something important. If
you talk too much the
Dean loves a good
conversation….

​Be polite-Be respectful-Be positive

Multiple Choice

What is the proper way to interact with your classmates?

• Be respectful and courteous.

• Be loud and disruptive

• Start arguments with your peers

• Insult your classmates

Multiple Select

What does it mean to be polite?

• Name calling, using bad language, and talking over people.

• Being positive.

• Use kind words and be respectful

• Use kind words only in this class because you have too.

Multiple Choice

Being positive means what?

• Being happy all the time.

• Think you can't do something.

• Have a good attitude and be ready to learn.

• Have a bad attitude and not care.

Participate and Cooperate

I expect you to participate in all the lessons, tasks, discussions, games,
note-taking, we do in class
with a positive attitude. No
one likes a rotten attitude. I
try to make history
interesting for you, but I
need you to meet me halfway.

Know or learn when to speak and

when not to speak.

I dismiss you, not the

bell.

Stay in your seats until
you are dismissed. Push your chairs in !

That is all.

yep.

Actions that interfere with my
teaching or your learning will

not be tolerated.

You will know if you
are interrupting my
teaching. Would you
interrupt a surgeon
during an
operation? (if you
answered yes, you are
part of the problem.)
Then don’t interrupt
my work.

No daydreaming, sleeping, doodling,

writing notes or reading
books in

class.

Sometimes history can
be interesting….

Do not misuse technology. No
playing games or email during

class.

We have
Haparra!

Kinda self
explanatory….

Be Accountable.

Gaslighting examples:

●Outright denial of facts.

●Shifting the blame to someone
else.

●Why are you being so
dramatic!?

●It was just a joke. Geez.

●I never said/did that.

●Stop being so sensitive.

Multiple Choice

TRUE or FALSE: Any type of canned beverage is allowed in Mrs. Frickenstein's classroom.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Multiple Choice

You should push in your chairs before you leave.

• True

• False

Multiple Select

Are you allowed out of your seat without permission?

• Yes

• No

Multiple Choice

You can email any of your teachers if you have a concern or question.

• true

• false

Multiple Choice

If I need to get Mrs. Frickenstein's attention, I

• walk up to her

• shout out

• cause a disruption

• raise my hand and wait on her to call on me

Multiple Choice

Whose job is it to keep the room clean?

• Mrs. Frickenstein's

• the janitor's

• Mrs. Nesbit

• the entire class

Multiple Choice

The following are included in our classroom rules, EXCEPT.

• ·       Arrive on time and be prepared to work.

• ·       Do not listen when the teacher or a classmate is talking.

• ·       Stay on task during all work times.

• ·       Treat everyone with respect.

Multiple Choice

Classroom expectations should be...

• followed

• ignored

• followed only when the teacher is around

Multiple Choice

If you talk while the teacher is talking, what classroom rule are you not following?

• Be Respectful

• Be Prepared

• Be Your Best

Multiple Choice

Students should keep their hands, feet, and personal items to themselves at all times.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

When absent...

• I should look on schoology for my missing work
• I should ask my teacher what to do
• I don't have to worry about making up work when I miss school
• School stops and no new material will be covered until my return