STEM Class Review

What is the first thing you should do when you walk into STEM?

• Ask Ms. Bornstein what we are doing today

• Stare at the fish tank

• Run to the back of the room

• Check the Smartboard for directions/seating

If you hear the chimes you should_____________.

• Stop, Look, Listen

• Stop, Drop, Look, Listen

• Listen to Ms. B and keep working silently

• Stop and look at Ms. B for a second and then start talking and working again

You get graded each week in STEM. How are you graded?

• Following directions, participating, collaborating with group/partner, putting in effort

• Following directions just one time

• How well you build/create

• Following directions and respecting others

What do you do if you find a STEM material on the floor that we're not using that day?

• Go through Ms. Bornstein's stuff to figure out which bin it goes in

• Place it in the labeled bin near the fish tank

• Tell Ms. Bornstein right away

• Take it home

When you hear the clean up song what do you do?

• Yell for a photo and run around the classroom

• Clean up your area and go stare at fish tank

• Raise your hand for a photo, disassemble your build, ask others if they need help

• Disassemble your item and break apart other people's items

Why does Ms. Bornstein assign your STEM groups?

• Because she is mean

• So that you learn life skills

• So that you can collaborate with other people

• Because she makes the rules

If you bring your chromebook, what do you do with it?

• Give it to Ms. Bornstein

• Put it on the floor

• Keep it closed and put it on the black ledge

• Open it and play games

Where do you sit first when finding your seat?

• Back corner

• Fill in middle table

• Floor

• Ms. Bornstein's desk

What is the blue tape on the floor near the fish tanks?

• It is to keep the fish safe. Stand BEHIND it!

• Stand inside it!

• Stand on top of it

• Stand behind it and lean on fish table

What does STEM stand for?

• Science and computers

• Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math

• Save The Elephant Man

• Science, Engineering, Math, and Technology