Do Now: Follow the directions below. 1. Find your assigned seat and sit down. 1. Take out your summer Science homework and place it in the upper, left-hand.

Do Now: Follow the directions below.1. Find your assigned seat and sit down.

2. Take out your summer Science homework and place it in the upper, left-hand corner of your table.

3. Copy down tonight’s homework (look @ the whiteboard to your right) into your agenda.

4. Start reading and annotating the syllabus.

33Aguado, Christian 26Coleman, Princess A 19Garcia, Francisco J 12Huang, Cecilia K 5Peterson, Lezlie A

32Baeza, Israel 25Corvite, Shanley Jule C 18Garcia, Monzerrat C 11 Lyons, Ronnie L 4Reyes, Christopher

31Bustamante, Yetzamin 24Del Angel, Jacqueline 17Gomez, Alexis 10Martinez, Jaquelin 3Sicairos, Andrea

30Cabrales, Zulema 23Esquivel, Simon 16Gonzalez, Celine C 9Mei, Emily 2Vazquez, Marco L

29Chan, Maggie 22Estrada, Yadira 15Gordon, Troy M 8Ortiz, Andres J 1Zhang, Fonda

28Chen, Dylan 21 Figueroa, Michelle M 14Guzman, Sergio 7Ortiz, Hector    

27Cheung, Krystal S 20 Flores, Nicholas V 13Hernandez, Jennifer 6Palomino, Morgan M    

Do Now: Follow the directions below.1. Find your assigned seat and sit down.

2. Take out your summer Science homework and place it in the upper, left-hand corner of your table.

3. Copy down tonight’s homework (look @ the whiteboard to your right) into your agenda.

4. Start reading and annotating the syllabus.

35Accoh, Nonivia A 28Danquah, Miles B 21Jakes, Ariel M 14Navarro, Natalia S 7Vazquez, Justin J

34Armas, Andrea 27Delton, Amaree B 20Lillard, Labria B 13Paez, JuanCarlos 6Velazquez, Bianca

33Barboza, Aron 26Flores, Yamilette 19Lopez, Cain 12Phillips, Kayla J 5Vu, Cecilia

32Castro, Adriano 25Gallardo, Carlos 18Martinez, Erik 11Ramos, Steven 4Wheeler, Sara A

31Chen, Rachel 24Garcia, Jennifer L 17Martinez, Madeline A 10Rodriguez, Josemanuel 3Xie, Anna

30Cooper-Norris, Amber 23Gipson, Angela D 16Moore, Jayden E 9Salinas, Isaac 2Zavala, Richard

29Coutre, Meia J 22Gonzalez, MaryEllen 15Moy, Michael W 8Townsend, Anthony 1Zeng, Xianhao

Mountain Lions are… 0S =0M =0A =0R =0T =

Mr. Reimer

Why do we need procedures?0 5 minutes per day

How many minutes per week?

0 40 weeks in the school year How many minutes per school year?

• 70 minutes per day in Mr. Reimer’s class How many class periods wasted in the year?

5 minutes x 1 day

5 days =1 week

MinutesWeek

25

Minutes xWeek

25MinutesYear

40 weeks1 year

1000

1000 Minutes xYear

Class PeriodsYear

1 class period70 minutes

~14

NOTES: CHEMISTRY CLASS PROCEDURES10th Grade HONORS Chemistry

Mr. Reimer

Start of ClassWhen you enter this classroom, your volume

should be at a level 1. Once the bell rings you are at a level 0 should stay there until your teacher tells you otherwise.

Pick up the day’s handouts and that day’s homework from the computer cart by the door. That day’s homework should be put away

immediately. If your teacher sees you working on the homework during class, you will receive a 0 on the assignment, a LaSalle, AND 1 demerit for being off task.

Start of Class

Sit in your assigned seat, take out the previous night’s homework, write your HW assignment in your agenda, and begin your Do Now.

If your bottom is not in your seat when the bell rings, you will be marked tardy.

If you forget to get the handouts at the door, it will be 1 demerit for being off task.

Do Now

0Either on the left side of the board or on the Power point

Put forth your best effort on your Do Now. It may be collected and/or graded.

You may not work with a partner, but you are welcome to use any notes or handouts from class.

Handing in Homework0First minute of class0Make sure it is stapled and has your

name on it. 0Pass to the left, and put yours on top.0Don’t be the weakest link!0LaSalle will be given for less than 100%

completion. 0Finish the HW in LaSalle for 50%0DON’T argue a LaSalle in class.

Coming to Attention & Hand Raising

I will ding the bell. If you are still talking after I ding the bell

twice, you will automatically receive 1 demerit (NO warning).

You are always expected to raise your hand and wait to be called on before speaking. If you choose to call out, you will receive

1 warning and then 1 demerit.

Passing papers:

0Pass papers quickly and calmly. Pass them to your left only. Put your paper at the top of the stack and make sure all of the papers in your pile are facing the same direction.

During Class Procedures

Remain in your seat at all times. Do not get up to sharpen a pencil—there is no

pencil sharpener. Raise your hand and cover your nose to indicate

that you need a tissue. Throw your tissues/papers in the trash as you

leave class.Take all personal items with you when you

leave class. Do not leave ANYTHING in the lab drawers. 2 demerits if I find it! NO exceptions.

Personal Needs

If you need to use the bathroom during class, raise your hand and cross your fingers. Do not request a bathroom escort during

instructional time or the 5 minutes of class except unless it is an emergency; wait for independent work time.

If you go to the restroom in my class, you will receive 1 demerit.

Note-taking:

• You are responsible for maintaining complete and accurate notes. Title and date all notes.

• BOARD/ELMO/PPT = NOTES on loose leaf. Place in the back of your binder

• 1st Quarter: Guided notes take notes on loose leaf and place in back of binder. Title and date.

• 2nd, 3rd , & 4th Quarters: verbal notes

Greeters

It is your responsibility to check the greeter board daily.

Dismissal

Your teacher dismisses you, not the bell.

You will receive demerits for being off-task if you pack up early.

Clean up after yourself: take ALL of your belongings. Empty your lab drawers!

Push in your stool.

Make-up work

Classwork & Homework: Check the WIKI. If you were in class, you

shouldn’t need the WIKI. You are responsible for picking up CW and/or HW

from the appropriate folders on the door when you are absent.

If you would like to talk with me about make-up work, see me after school.

Tests &Quizzes Speak to your teacher after school about making

up tests & quizzes if you are going to be absent.

Hello Mr. Reimer,

I hope you are having a great summer! I have a lot of favorite science memories. A few of the memories are dissecting a pig, even though I was terrified to touch it, learning about DNA, learning about cancer, debates, and doing cool experiments, such as can crush experiment, etc. Moreover, studying the periodic table, which I forgot a few but I'm very interested and fascinated by the periodic table for some odd reason.

Have a great summer,Sally Muchin

Professional E-mail

Do we have to do the assignments on the website?

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Unprofessional E-mail

Consequences

Classroom consequences:

warning demerit escort NO exceptions.

You’re average.

National Average in Science: 20.8

0Period 3: 20.30Period 8: 20.3

I claim that…based on the evidence of… + Reasoning (why this might be)