Classroom Rules and Safety Guidelines

The video tutorial outlines essential rules and guidelines for students in a science classroom. It emphasizes the importance of bringing necessary materials like notebooks and textbooks, adhering to safety protocols, and maintaining proper conduct with classroom furniture. The teacher also discusses rules regarding electronic devices, the importance of not entering the prep room without supervision, and guidelines for interacting with the classroom mascot. The video concludes with a brief mention of future topics to be covered.

What should you avoid using as a writing tool in the science classroom?

• Blue pen

• Pencil

• Red pen

• Marker

What should you do when you hear the desk bell ring?

• Continue talking

• Start writing

• Be quiet immediately

• Leave the classroom

What should you do with gum before entering the classroom?

• Keep chewing it

• Hide it in your pocket

• Stick it under the table

• Throw it in the trash can

When is it acceptable to use a cell phone in the classroom?

• To play games

• To take pictures with permission

• To text friends

• To call parents

What is a safety concern related to classroom chairs?

• They are too comfortable

• They are too small

• They are too colorful

• They can be rocked

What should you do with your chair at the end of the school day in seventh period science?

• Push it under the table

• Take it home

• Leave it as it is

• Put it up on the table

What is the major exception for sitting on tabletops?

• During group work

• During exams

• During silent Ball

• During lunch

Why should students not enter the prep room without permission?

• It's too small

• It's too dark

• It contains dangerous chemicals

• It's too messy

What is Scout, the classroom mascot?

• A deer

• A bear

• An elk

• A wolf

Why should you avoid touching Scout?

• It will make noise

• It will move

• It will ruin its fur

• It will fall over