Introduction to K. Brown's : Items for Success

What is Mrs. K. Brown's policies about tardies?

• You can be in your seat after the bell rings

• You should be in your seat before or when the bell rings

• As long as you are in the classroom, you are good!

• Mrs. Brown does not mark tardies...

The Computer Program that our class will be using is (a)  

What history book online program will we be using soon?

• We will only be using books in class

• no program

• TCI

• The program has yet to be invented!

If you are going to be absent, it might be best for you to....

• find out the assignment from a friend or peer/Check Google Classroom for updates

• A parent can always get the work from the office if a request is made...

• You can email Mrs. Brown and she will get back to you

• All answers apply

For this class, being prepared is important. List 2 materials that will aid in your success.

True or False. You should check aeries at least once a week, checking titles of assignments, and the grade you have in s.s to date.

• False

• True

• What is Aeries?

• Never Check aeries.

To organize your Google Classroom Assignments, what word should you click, which helps organize assignments! Makes life easier!!

• What Google Classroom? I thought we were using Canvas!

• There are no words to help organize the assignments

• Classwork

• What is Google Classroom?

True or False. It is important for you to write in your agenda, but also check to see what is due!

• True

• False

• Mrs. Brown does not believe in using an agenda and being organized!

• What's an agenda?!?

Where can you locate any class papers in our classroom?

• On the side counter top

• We will not have any papers to write on this year

• By Mrs. Brown's desk

• On the brown shelf in the back of the classroom...

True or False. To build our foundation and be able to learn more in this class this year, we are expected to learn everyone's name. It is the kind thing to do....

• False

• True

• Mrs. Brown thinks learning so many names is not important!