Classroom Rules and Procedures Quiz

What does being on time look like in Mrs. Clark's classroom?

• Being in your seat BEFORE the bell rings

• Skipping class

• Failing to turn in assignments

• Waiting until the last minute to finish unfinished work

What does being on task look like in Mrs. Clark's classroom?

• Using your apple watch to text

• ONLY working on assignments you have permission to work on

• Having your cell phone out, even just to check the time

• Playing games on your laptop

What does being prepared to learn each day look like in Mrs. Clark's classroom?

• “May I go get a loaner computer?”

• Leaving your supplies at home

• Keeping only what you need for class on your desk

• “May I charge my laptop” in first-fifth period

What does respecting the teacher look like in Mrs. Clark's classroom?

• Using supplies without permission

• Walking through “Adults Only” zones

• Rolling your eyes or using other negative body language

• Being silent when the teacher is talking to the whole class

What does respecting the classroom look like in Mrs. Clark's classroom?

• Using supplies and lesson materials gently and appropriately

• Breaking supplies and materials

• Writing on desks with ANY type of writing tool

• Going into “adults only zones” without permission

What does respecting other students look like in Mrs. Clark's classroom?

• Saying please and thank you

• Cussing

• Stealing from others or borrowing without permission

• Fighting in Mrs. Clark’s classroom

What does respecting yourself look like in Mrs. Clark's classroom?

• Taking a bath or shower, washing your body with soap every day

• Wearing a hood or hat inside the school

• Having a meltdown when you fail an assignment

• Acting silly on purpose

What does being responsible for your own actions look like in Mrs. Clark's classroom?

• Refusing to clean up after yourself

• Accepting consequences when given

• “My parent or guardian forgot”

• Starting fights

What does cleaning up after yourself and your peers look like in Mrs. Clark's classroom?

• Refusing to clean up after yourself

• Leaving a mess under or on your desk

• THROWING AWAY TRASH AT THE END OF CLASS

• “It’s not my mess”

What should students do if Mrs. Clark isn’t here when class starts?

• Line up on the right side of Mrs. Clark’s door and wait quietly

• Talking loudly and running around

• Leaving the classroom

• Ignoring the situation and continuing with their own activities