1. You Will Need:
1. Pencil or Pen, Colored Pencils
2. Cornell Notes + Abbreviations
(Bookshelf- 2 pgs/4sides- Please staple)
3. Log #1 (Update On-line)
4. E-mail – Due tomorrow
5. Orientation Guide – Due
Thursday

2. Check Date Date Due Name of Assignment Possible Earned Pts.
Off Given Pts.
1/22 8/23 Help Me Get to Know You 50
1/22 1/25 Signed Brochure 35
1/22 1/30 E-Mail Me 40
1/24 1/28 Mission Possible 185/20
End of period
1/28 1/31 Orientation Guide 35
1/29 1/30 Cornell Notes + 60
Abbreviations

3. Note taking is an essential tool for
helping learn the material you will
cover in any content area. In
Science, you will be required to take
notes using the Cornell Note-Taking
System. The system requires a
specific format which will enable you
to better understand, review content
delivered in class and help you study
for quizzes & tests.

5. Class Notes
Topic: ________________________ Name ________________________________________
Questions/Main Ideas: Class ________________________________________
Period ________________________________________
Date _____________________________________
Notes:
S Sit UP
L Lean Forward; Listen
A Ask Questions
N Nod
T Talk to your teacher
Summary:

8. 1. HIGHLIGHT the basic trick in each
example
2. Fill in the abbreviation or words
as needed.
3. Write out an abbreviated form of
the sentence and “decode” the
second ones.
Whatever you don’t finish in class
is homework tonight.

9. Due Today:
• Anything you still owe me
Due Tomorrow:
• E-mail me – up until 7:00pm
• Cornell Notes (If you didn’t finish in class
you have homework Tonight)
Due Thursday:
• Orientation Guide – on your own.

10. Due Today:
• Anything you still owe me
Due Tomorrow:
• E-mail me – up until 7:00pm
• Cornell Notes (If you didn’t finish in class
you have homework Tonight)
Due Thursday:
• Orientation Guide – on your own.