1. CLASSROOM PROCEDURES and EXPECTATIONS
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2. WELCOME We are going to have a wonderful year together.
Have positive expectations.
The procedures we learn today will create an efficient and safe classroom.

3. Classroom Procedures Why do we need classroom procedures?
What are the procedures?
What are we going to do in Biology?
What is the project about?
Define the goal of this project
Is it similar to projects in the past or is it a new effort?
Define the scope of this project
Is it an independent project or is it related to other projects?
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4. Classroom Procedures Why do we need classroom procedures?
We are going to be doing a lot of hands on labs in this class.
Procedures keep the classroom safe.
Procedures communicate expectations.
What are we going do in this class?
We are going to be doing a lot of hands on activities such as labs, making models, drawing, etc.
We are going to keep a notebook.
* If any of these issues caused a schedule delay or need to be discussed further, include details in next slide.

5. Procedures What are the classroom procedures? Follow instructions.
Stay in our seat or at your own lab.
Be safe.
Be kind.
Talking is encouraged at manageable volumes.
Be prepared.
Be here.
All the school procedures are enforced in this class. Read the handbook.
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6. Scenarios What should you do if you need to sharpen your pencil?
What should you do if you don’t finish an assignment in class?
What should you do if you finish an assignment early?
What should you do if you are tardy?
What should you do if you do not understand the directions for an assignment?

7. Arrival to class When the bell rings
Take out your notebook and materials needed for class.
Place your personal items in a cubby.
Be seated and begin working on the bell work.
When the bell rings
Everyone should be in their seat during this time.
Everyone should be working on the bell work.

8. General Classroom Expectations
Respect others personal space. Keep your hands and feet to yourself.
Be respectful of everyone and everything.
Allow others to finish speaking before you start speaking.

9. Expectations During Instruction
Please give teacher your full attention.
Please wait to be recognized by the teacher before you begin speaking.
Please wait until teacher gives permission before you begin a lab or any project other than the bell work.

10. Expectations during lab work
You must stay at your lab station unless you have permission to leave.
You must contribute to your lab to receive credit.
Always get permission to begin the lab.
Follow instructions. If you are unsure ask for help.
UNSAFE LAB PROCEDURES RESULT IN:
Sitting out the lab
Leaving your lab station without permission or any behavior that is not safe will result in a sitting out the lab.

11. Expectations during team work
You will be assigned a team.
Within your team you will be assigned a role. For example: reporter, facilitator, time keeper, or materials manager.
Teams should be focused on the task.
Each team member will contribute to receive credit.

12. Prompts
If I raise my hand, you are to stop talking, face me, and raise your hand until everyone in the classroom has stopped talking and I lower my hand.
THANK YOU 

13. End of Class I will remind you when the bell is about to ring.
You should begin clean up.
You may return to your assigned seat quietly when you have permission.
All lab work is due before class dismissal.

14. Behavioral Discipline Procedure
1st Offense – Verbal Warning
2nd Offense – Written Warning and Consultation/ call to parents
3rd Offense – Call/ to parents and a reflection paper
4th Offense – Office Referral

15. School Rules and policies
All school rules as outlined in your student handbook will be enforced. Read the handbook.
Attendance is important. Be sure you know the policy, and remember, if you follow the policy you can be exempt from EXAMS!!!!

16. My promise to you We will have a great year together.
Procedures and expectations will enhance your learning experiences.
I will give you my best everyday and ask you to do the same.

17. Biology Standards Biodiversity and Change Heredity
Inquiry
Cells
Flow of Matter and Energy
Heredity
Biodiversity and Change
Biology Standards
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18. PWC Standards Nuclear Science Electricity and Magnetism
Mechanics
Thermo-
dynamics
Waves and Optics
Electricity and Magnetism
Nuclear Science
PWC Standards
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19. What is a notebook?

20. Flow of matter and energy Heredity
A notebook is what we will make to illustrate our understanding of Biology.
Cells
Flow of matter and energy
Heredity
Biodiversity and change
Everyone has a special quality. Find it in you and go for it as soon as possible.
~Anonymous

21. Electricity and magnetism and Nuclear Science
A portfolio is a 3 ring binder we will make to illustrate our understanding of Physical World Concepts.
Mechanics
Thermodynamics
Waves and Optics
Electricity and magnetism and Nuclear Science
Everyone has a special quality. Find it in you and go for it as soon as possible.
~Anonymous

22. Looking Ahead Why a notebook? What goes into the notebook?
Will the notebook be graded?
How will I keep up with my notebook?
Who will see my notebook?

23. Notebook is a resource lab sheets notes diagrams notebook
keeps us organized
lab sheets
diagrams
notes
study guide
What are the dependencies that affect the timeline, cost, and output of this project?

24. This is going to be a great year!
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