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1 Science Interactive Notebook ZcienceClass.com Mr. Zamarripa If found return to room 206 Week of Monday 08/22/2016
2 1 BHAG GOAL I will score my first 100 on a major Science Exam by doing the following: 1.Study once a week 2.Attend tutorials before the exam 3.Eat a healthy breakfast 4.Take awesome notes
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4 3 PARENTS/GUARDIAN DOCUMENTS Supplies you will need for this journal 1. Graph ruled composition book 9 Weeks 2. Pencil/supply case or bag 3. Box of Colored Pencils 4. No.2 Pencils for exams 5. Pencil sharpener 6. Pens (assorted colors) 7. Elmer's liquid glue (Not stick glue) 8. 1 ream of copy paper per 9 Weeks Please Sign and Date Student: Parent/Guardian:
5 Class Communication Students and parents sign up for Remind I will be using this app for classroom communications and assignments. Your child will receive extra credit for joining. 4
6 5 PARENTS/GUARDIAN DOCUMENTS Parent/Guardian, Please Sign and Date at the end of each week. Student s journal must be kept up to date and should look like the Journal at this link Science Interactive Journal 1st 9 Weeks Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Week 5 Week 6 Week 7 Week 8 Week 9 2nd 9 Weeks Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Week 5 Week 6 Week 7 Week 8 Week 9
7 PARENTS/GUARDIAN DOCUMENTS 6 Parent/Guardian, Please Sign and Date at the end of each week. Student s journal must be kept up to date and should look like the Journal at this link Zcience Interactive Journal 3rd 9 Weeks Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Week 5 Week 6 Week 7 Week 8 Week 9 4th 9 Weeks Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Week 5 Week 6 Week 7 Week 8 Week 9
8 Parent /Guardian Signature Joe Smith 10/10/16 GRADES Example: 1st 3WK Exam 10/09/16 Score: 100% PARENTS/GUARDIAN DOCUMENTS 1st 9wk Grades
9 Parent /Guardian Signature Joe Smith 10/10/16 GRADES Example: 1st 3WK Exam 10/09/16 Score: 100% PARENTS/GUARDIAN DOCUMENTS 2nd 9wk Grades 8
10 Parent /Guardian Signature Joe Smith 10/10/16 GRADES Example: 1st 3WK Exam 10/09/16 Score: 100% PARENTS/GUARDIAN DOCUMENTS 3rd 9wk Grades
11 Parent /Guardian Signature Joe Smith 10/10/16 GRADES Example: 1st 3WK Exam 10/09/16 Score: 100% PARENTS/GUARDIAN DOCUMENTS 4th 9wk Grades 10
12 11 Classroom Rules
13 CLASSROOM PROCEDURE/EXPECTATIONS 12A ENTERING CLASS Line up in straight line on the lockers so that hallway traffic can flow. Enter class quietly, no talking, go to your seat. If you need to sharpen your pencil, do it when you first enter class, one at a time. Read the board objectives, get your materials out, and then immediately and silently do your warm-up. Materials captains will pass out any papers. Entering class is time to get to work immediately, not a time to visit for a while with a classmate. If you finish early, go to the makeup work center, read a library book, or do left-side journal reflections. LEFT SIDE REFLECTIONS On left side of journal, write max of 140 characters (Twitter style, includes spaces and punctuation) This is a summary of what you have learned from the previous lesson. WARM-UP Your warm-up is on the board and will be in the same place every day. See Entering Class procedure. Sometimes the warm-up assignment will be written in your journal, sometimes on paper or cards that are given to you. If paper or card, you will pass these in when instructed. Unless told specifically to discuss with partner there is no talking, whispering, or noise during warm-up. ATTENTION I will use several signals to tell you to come to attention, when I have something to say. When I make the signs that I will teach you, freeze; stop what you re doing, go silent, look at me, and listen. If you have a question, raise your hand silently and wait for me to call on you. Do not shout out "Mr." "Mr." ASSIGNMENT HEADING
14 12B CLASSROOM PROCEDURE/EXPECTATIONS ENTERING CLASS Line up in straight line on the lockers so that hallway traffic can flow. Enter class quietly, no talking, go to your seat. If you need to sharpen your pencil, do it when you first enter class, one at a time. Read the board objectives, get your materials out, and then immediately and silently do your warm-up. Materials captains will pass out any papers. Entering class is time to get to work immediately, not a time to visit for a while with a classmate. If you finish early, go to the makeup work center, read a library book, or do left-side journal reflections. LEFT SIDE REFLECTIONS On left side of journal, write max of 140 characters (Twitter style, includes spaces and punctuation) This is a summary of what you have learned from the previous lesson. WARM-UP Your warm-up is on the board and will be in the same place every day. See Entering Class procedure. Sometimes the warm-up assignment will be written in your journal, sometimes on paper or cards that are given to you. If paper or card, you will pass these in when instructed. Unless told specifically to discuss with partner there is no talking, whispering, or noise during warm-up. ATTENTION I will use several signals to tell you to come to attention, when I have something to say. When I make the signs that I will teach you, freeze; stop what you re doing, go silent, look at me, and listen. If you have a question, raise your hand silently and wait for me to call on you. Do not shout out "Mr." "Mr." ASSIGNMENT HEADING
15 PASSING IN PAPERS 13A Students nearest the door will pass to the student on their left. When the next student receives the paper they will pass to next student on the left At the end, all the paper will be passed to the front only after they have received all the papers Teacher will pick them up from the student at the front of this row. I am going to time you each time. I want you to beat your previous time. MATERIALS Materials captains will pass out and collect all materials. Captains will start collecting materials 5 minutes before the end of class bell. OBJECTIVES At beginning of the period read the Content and Language Objectives on the front board. These will tell you what we re doing each day. HOMEWORK Homework is assigned Tuesday and Thursday, is due Wednesday and Friday at beginning of period. If you don t turn your homework in on time, you have to stay after school in the Wednesday Afternoon Learning Class. If you re absent, missed homework is due one day after you return. Homework will be given to Mr. Zamarripa at the door when you enter the class. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON LEARNING CLASS 4:20 5:20 in room 206. You may be instructed to attend for academic or behavior reasons. If so, and you fail to show, I will call the parent and require a parent conference at AMS. There will be times when students choose to attend for academic help or extra credit; if so, and the student ends up not showing, there will not be a parent call. SEATING ASSIGNMENT Sit in your assigned seat, no exceptions. The teacher will change seating assignments as needed for the class to function most efficiently and there will be no discussions during class regarding seating assignments. TAKING ATTENDANCE During Attendance you can look at any of the papers that we will be working on for the day or tweet a reflection in your journal or just look silently around the room. When I call your name say this word only "Here" do not answer for anyone other than yourself and do not explain why any student is missing from the classroom. CONFERENCE PERIOD My conference is 2nd period.
16 13B DISMISSAL The teacher (NOT the bell) dismisses the class. When I say Time To Clean Up Stand up besides your desk, put all supplies in the supplies box, pack up your backpacks, pick up all trash in your area (Through trash away as you exit the classroom), Stay standing until I say "Have a great day" TEXTBOOKS, JOURNALS, MATERIALS Textbook Captains will pass out books on days that we use the textbook. Textbook Captains remind class (5 minutes before the bell rings) for table leaders to send a member of his or her table to return all textbooks to the appropriate milk crate. STAYING IN SEAT Do not leave your seat without my specific permission. This means: Don t get up to sharpen pencil (use one of the half-pencils), use the garbage can, walk around, etc. Do those things as you leave the class. RESPECTING THE PHYSICAL CLASSROOM Treat everything in the classroom with respect. This includes books, materials, supplies, furniture, technology, walls, floor, etc. Vandalism is grounds for suspension. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE/ANNOUNCEMENTS Silence during announcements and during Moment of Silence. Face the flag and stand respectfully and recite the pledges. If you have a note from Mr. Pruitt and show it to me, you will be excused from the spoken part only of the pledge. CLASS IN HALLS This applies to Fire Drills, walking to LCM, Cafeteria, other out-of-class activities. Walk in two straight lines, stay together within one arm length (no touching), do not talk or whisper. CLASSROOM GROOMING, MAKEUP Not allowed in class. (ex. Combing hair, makeup) PHONES, HEADPHONES No headphones; if teacher sees them, they get turned in to the office. No cell phones on unless teacher gives you specific instructions to turn them on. Otherwise, they get turned in to the office. Refusal for either will be immediate office referral. VOICE LEVELS Use appropriate voice levels in class. Except when a student is reading for the entire class to hear, no one should be able to hear your voice over six feet away, except in a real emergency. Teacher/student: 2 foot voice radius. Think/pair/share: 2-3 foot voice radius. Address the whole class: 10 foot radius
17 PARTICIPATION Participate in class, contribute your fair share to group work, respect others. Do not put your head on your desk, head on hands, do not sleep. Table Captain has the responsibility to make sure all team members are contributing. Table captains can report positive team member participation at the student center before or after class. VISITORS IN CLASSROOM Classroom ambassador greets the visitor, shows them to a seat, and explains what we re doing and why it s important. Hi, welcome to our class Sir, Ma am, we are working on and it is important because. Would you like me to find you a place to sit and watch? CLASS RULES 1 - Be on time and prepared. 2 - Follow instructions the first time they are given. 3 - Enter class silently and get started on your warm-up. 4 No gum, candy, food, sunflower seeds, etc. or drinks in class. Bottled water is OK. 5 Respect self, others, and property. CONSEQUENCES 1-Verbal warning 2-Teacher/student conference 3-Call home 4-Parent conference at AMS 5-Written referral (Principals Office) 14A
18 14B Name: Date: Period: What rule/procedure did I not follow? How many times was I warned? Why did I not follow the rule/procedure? Why is this rule/procedure necessary? How am I going to change so that I can follow the rule/procedure? My parent and I understand that the next (fourth) time I do not follow this rule/procedure, or the third time I have to stay after school for rule/procedure violations, my parents will have to come to AMS to meet with all my teachers in a conference. Failure to return this form the following day, signed by parent/legal guardian will require immediate parent/teacher conference at AMS. Student signature/date: Parent signature/date: Teacher: Mr. Zamarripa, 7 th grade 7th Grade Science
19 18 Who am I? I am your constant companion. I am your greatest helper or heaviest burden. I will push you onward or drag you down to failure. I am completely at your command. Half the things you do you might just as well turn over to me and I will be able to do them quickly and correctly. I am easily managed you must merely be firm with me. Show me exactly how you want something done and after a few lessons I will do it automatically. I am the servant of all great individuals and, alas, of all failures, as well. Those who are great, I have made great. Those who are failures, I have made failures. I am not a machine, though I work with all the precision of a machine plus the intelligence of a human. You may run me for a profit or run me for ruin it makes no difference to me. Take me, train me, be firm with me, and I will place the world at your feet. Be easy with me and I will destroy you. Who am I?
20 19 How I Grade Your Notebook Left Side Reflection Tweets Required 4 per week You do on your own free class time. (140 Characters, Spaces and, Punctuation limit) If you have 4 per week for 3 week consultatively then you receive 5 points extra on your report card. Example an 85 becomes a 90 Tweet: What I learned yesterday was. Mr.Zamarripa made me think about...
21 20 How I Grade Your Notebook Interactive Science Notebook Rubric
22 21 How I Grade Your Notebook What Goes On The Right Or Left Side
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24 22B Reflection Tweets 1. Write them on the any left side page. 2. Three tweets per week are required and graded. 3. You tweet them on your own free class time characters including spaces and punctuation. 5. If you tweet 5 per week for 3 consultative weeks then you receive 5 extra points on your report card grade. Example if you have an 85 on your report card then it becomes a Optional: The best twitter post of the week on our class twitter site wins 3 BHAG tickets Given on Monday morning. 7. Stamp your tweets for easy identification. Tweet sentence starter: I learned that Example: I learned that the more you read the more successful you will become. The higher the level of education I reach the more money I will make.
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28 Spanish Cognates 26A
29 Spanish Cognates 26B
30 27A Lab Vocabulary Thermometer Hand Lens Meter Stick Microscope Calculator Meter Ruler
31 27B Lab Vocabulary Goggles Graduated Cylinder Compass Timer Collecting Net Graduated Beaker
32 Safety Lab 28
33 29 Safety Lab
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35 31 Safety Homework Watch the safety video and answer the questions at the bottom of the page.. Lab Safety Video Page: 31 List all the violations that you can identify: SCIENCE FAIR: September 7th, 2016 at 6:00 PM Parent Meeting - Parents receive BHAG Ticket if you get them to sign this page and come. Parent s Signature:
36 32 Safety Homework Selected a unique safety rule. Write the rule down the rule and then make a poster on this page to promote your safety rule. Be prepared to share your safety rule with your team.
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38 Scientific Method Lab 34
39 35 Scientific Method Lab
40 36 Scientific Method Lab
41 37 Measurement Lab
42 Measurement Lab 38
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