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WorksheetsFirst Week Review
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 6mins
Which of the following do you NOT have to bring with you to class every day?
pen/pencil
paper
a charged chromebook
highlighters
Imagine you're in Mrs. Curtsinger's class and your phone suddenly rings. What do you think will happen next?
She'll write you up (and probably take the phone) - Uh oh!
She'll send you directly to the office - No detours!
She'll keep it until the end of class - Time out for the phone!
She'll dock your grade - Ouch!
What are you allowed to have in my classroom?
any kind of food or drink
a water bottle
any drink
no food or drink at all
What do you think will be the consequence if you're caught red-handed in the act of cheating?
You'll score a big fat zero on the assignment.
You might end up with a formal write-up.
The person you copied from will also score a zero.
All of the above will happen.
Guess what? You can actually turn your good behavior points into tickets for our exciting prize draw! Can you remember when you can do this?
Is it on Fridays at the end of your class?
Or maybe at the end of each month?
Could it be every Wednesday?
Or is it at the end of each quarter?
How many restroom passes do you get for the semester?
1
2
3
4
If you go to the restroom without using a pass, what happens?
You get a write-up
You get a tardy
Your grade gets docked by 5 points
You have to do 20 pushups
Guess what? If you resist the call of nature and don't use your restroom pass for the whole semester, how many bonus points will bag per pass?
5 points - Not bad, huh?
10 points - Woah, that's double digits!
20 points - Are you kidding me?
1 point - Well, every point counts!
Imagine you're in a class, furiously scribbling down every single word your teacher says. What could possibly go wrong?
You're so caught up in the words, you're missing the big picture.
You might overlook a crucial concept while trying to keep up.
You're going to end up with a novel instead of notes.
All of these sound like potential problems.
Guess who your notes belong to?
you, the master note-taker.
us, the note borrowers.
no one, they're just floating in space.
the teacher, the note giver.
Imagine you're a secret agent. Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to develop your __________ __________ when taking notes. This will help you in your future missions. Good luck, agent!
own topic
own system
collaborative strategy
collaborative file
1. Imagine you're on a reading adventure! Why should you take notes along the way?
So you can show your future teachers your notes, like a treasure map of knowledge you've already discovered.
Because it will turn the reading into a game, keeping you from getting bored in class.
Because your short-term memory might not be as reliable as a trusty notebook, don't risk forgetting the important stuff!
Because your notes could be a lifesaver for any classmates or friends who need to copy your work.
