1. U.S. HISTORY ON THIS DAY: The nickname "Uncle Sam" was first used as a symbolic reference to the United States A.H. Whiting won the first automobile race held on a racetrack. Race was held in Cranston, RI Margaret Gorman of Washington, DC, was crowned the first Miss America in Atlantic City, NJ Philo T. Farnsworth succeeded in transmitting an image through purely electronic means by using an image dissector ESPN, the Entertainment and Sports Programming Network, made its debut on cable TV.
AGENDA:
COMPLETE PLANNER ACTIVITY.
DO ICEBREAKER ACTIVITY.
CLASS MATERIALS DUE FRIDAY:
3 RING BINDER
TABS/DIVIDERS (9)
PAPER
BRING A PENCIL TOMORROW FOR THE FINAL EXAM.
BELL WORK:
PICK-UP & COMPLETE STUDENT INFORMATION SHEET.
LOOK IN “BELL WORK” BOX ON CART.

2. st Hour Bellwork
Locate pages 6-10: Fold over the 1st page of your Hall Passes
Locate page 14: Underline 3 key phrases within the “Computer and Internet Use Policy”
Locate page 16: Circle the name of your counselor
Turn and Talk: Skim pages 22-29, turn to a neighbor and introduce yourself, then respond: What can you infer about what teachers at DHS value after reviewing the My Learning Plan pages (22-29)?

3. 09.07.16 2nd Hour Bellwork Locate: Attendance Policy on pages 10-11
Do Now: Read pages closely, underlining key phrases to remember. Star ONE policy about which you have a question or comment.
Turn and Talk: Turn to a neighbor, introduce yourself, then share what you starred and why.
Predict and Confirm: After reading our policy, what can you infer about what we value at DHS? Read pages

4. rd Hour Bellwork
Read: “Student Dress Code” page 12. As you read, circle the numbers that stand out to you as NEW information or as KEY to remember.
Turn and Talk: What are the advantages of a dress code for our school? How might it support your learning? How might it support our school culture?

5. th Hour Bellwork
Locate: PBIS Program & DHS Dollars on Page 16
READ: Read the PBIS description, PRIDE acronym and DHS Dollars explanation closely, underlining key phrases to remember.
THINK: Choose ONE appropriate behavior that you have a question or comment about and write it down. Highlight or circle an “awesome item” that you would buy with DHS $s.
PAIR & SHARE: Discuss your answers with your neighbor and give them feedback on their comments.

6. Two Truths & One Lie On a sheet of paper do the following:
1. Write down two facts that reveal some unique things about you.
2. Write down one statement that may sound true but really is a lie.
3. Do not share this information with anyone, we will share as a group.

7. For Example 1. I have three boys? 2. I graduated from Notre Dame?
3. I coached tennis at Fordson?