Procedures and Rules Mr. Doolittle’s Class.  Procedure: how we do the everyday things in a classroom.  Rules –get you in trouble if you break them These.

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Procedures and Rules Mr. Doolittle’s Class

 Procedure: how we do the everyday things in a classroom.  Rules –get you in trouble if you break them These are a few of the more important rules and procedures, but as we continue I may come up with more!These are a few of the more important rules and procedures, but as we continue I may come up with more!

The Strike System  You get a “Strike” every time you break the rules in class: –Gum, tardies, cell phones, disruption, etc. –At three strikes, you get an /phone call home –After this, you receive a detention for each strike.

If you are not inside the classroom when the bell finishes ringing, you will be considered tardy. - This means what it says! I will not argue with you about it! Unless you have a pass from another teacher, you will be marked tardy and will get a strike.

 Journal:  There will always be a journal entry posted on the front whiteboard when you walk into class. I expect you to come in and immediately get to work on this assignment.  If you want to play, stay outside.

“My Time” -When I need your attention, I will say, “my time”, I expect the class to quiet down and be ready for instruction. I expect you to help each other out with this procedure. If you hear me say “my time,” alert your neighbors.

Paper Headings: in the upper right-hand corner of your paper:  -Every paper you turn in will have the name, date, period number, and assignment in the upper right - hand corner.

Please write in pencil or in blue or black ink! If your writing is poor, feel free to type your assignments! If I can’t read it, it’s wrong.

If you need a pen, paper, etc: -Sneakily ask your neighbors for supplies, do not ask me. We need you to remember your materials. If nobody will lend you a pencil, wait for a quiet moment and give me collateral.

If you are finished with an assignment early:  -You can work on other assignments, but ask me first!

Restroom/Water Policy:  Always ask for permission before going to use the restroom. I only allow one student at a time out of class.  You get 5 bathroom passes per semester. Don’t use them and get 5 Extra Credit points each (25 total!!!) Don’t use them and get 5 Extra Credit points each (25 total!!!)  Bathroom pass is on the pencil sharpener by the door.

Missed assignments: -If you are absent, YOU are responsible for missed assignments. The haiku calendar always has the day’s activities posted. -If you are absent, YOU are responsible for missed assignments. The haiku calendar always has the day’s activities posted. Makeup tests must be scheduled with me. If you don’t make up a test, you will get a zero. Makeup tests must be scheduled with me. If you don’t make up a test, you will get a zero.

If you miss a lab, you need to complete a reading outline. If you miss a lab, you need to complete a reading outline.

Classwork Packets KEEP EVERYTHING!!! KEEP EVERYTHING!!! Keep completed assignments for your packet! Keep completed assignments for your packet! Notes need to go home every night to study! Notes need to go home every night to study! At the end of every unit, you will turn in a classwork packet At the end of every unit, you will turn in a classwork packet This is most of your homework grade! This is most of your homework grade!

This contains This contains Notes, Homework, Classwork, Journals, Worksheets, Labs. Notes, Homework, Classwork, Journals, Worksheets, Labs. When you turn in the packet, you include a coversheet. This will always be on haiku. When you turn in the packet, you include a coversheet. This will always be on haiku. Packets must be turned in IN ORDER Packets must be turned in IN ORDER Turn packets in on time! I deduct points for late packets! Turn packets in on time! I deduct points for late packets! If you don’t turn in a packet, I contact parents. If you don’t turn in a packet, I contact parents.

Keep it Clean -We will all be in this classroom for about 38 weeks, and I would like it to stay neat the whole time. -We will all be in this classroom for about 38 weeks, and I would like it to stay neat the whole time. No trash in sinks, under desks, in drawers etc. No trash in sinks, under desks, in drawers etc. No gum, food or drinks in class (see Strike System) No gum, food or drinks in class (see Strike System) Water bottles are ok Water bottles are ok

Show Respect!  To yourself, to me and to each other.  Be kind to each other in this class!  I do not tolerate bullying or rudeness to other students!