The document provides expectations and routines for a World History class. It outlines daily procedures such as having a "Do Now" question on the board, taking out needed materials, signing out to leave class, and where to find supplies. It also details expectations for assignments, turning in homework, classroom organization, and finding personal folders and class materials.

1. WELCOME TO
WORLD HISTORY-
H!
Ms. Rivard

2. A little about me…

3. COURSE
EXPECTATIONS

4. Course Expectations
Please take a few moments
to quietly read through the
course expectations for this
class.
Any questions?

5. Parent Signature Page
Please go over the Course
Expectations with your parents
and have them sign the last page.
Pass the signature page in to me
no later than Tuesday, September
10th. (F Period- Wed, 9/11)

6. DAILY
EXPECTATIONS &
ROUTINES

7. Take out what you need
Make sure you
have something to
write on and write
with on your desk
If you had
homework, take it
out and put it on
the corner of your
desk

8. And put away what you don’t
 Put away any books, papers, or electronic
devices that you do not need for this
class.
 If they are out, I will take them.
1st offense: you’ll get it back end of class
2nd offense: you’ll get it back at the end
of the day
3rd offense: you’ll retrieve it from an
administrator

9. Do Now & Agenda
 Every day when you arrive, there will
be a slide up on the white board.
 The slide will contain:
Reminders about upcoming
assignments and due dates.
A Do Now question or task that you
need to complete
An agenda for the class period

10. Sample Opening Slide
-Reminder: Level 2 & 3 Rise of Dictators: due
Wednesday (tom)
Do Now:
Answer the questions below IN WRITING:
1) What actions/events/situations created tensions in the
years before WW2?
2) How did nations work to resolve these issues? The
League of Nations?
1. Do Now
2. Non-Aggression Pact Worksheet
3. Discussion of Worksheet
4. Layered Curriculum/Battle Project Work Time
5. HW: Layered Curriculum

11. Mandatory Assignment List
 Almost every day we will complete an activity
that will be logged on your mandatory
assignment list.
 Each assignment will have an activity number
& title that matches up to whatever hand out
you’ve been given in class.
 If you were absent, you likely missed a
mandatory assignment. Take note of it, and
make sure to get any of the notes/handouts
for that activity.

12. LEAVING CLASS

13. Guidelines for leaving class.
 If you need to leave class FOR ANY
REASON, you need to sign out and
take the pass. NO EXCEPTIONS.
 If you need to use the restroom, you
can take the pass and go.
 If you need to go to your locker, the
office, or anywhere else, you need to
ask first.

14. You’re lecturing, but I really can’t
wait.
 If you really need to use the restroom
during lecture, you can just go.
 Walk around the back of the
classroom, sign out, and take the
pass.
 When you return, walk in quietly and
settle back in.
 Do NOT disrupt the class.

15. PASSING THINGS
IN

16. Class Bins
Class bins are
kept on the black
table
Homework/
completed class
work should be
placed in these
bins

17. CLASSROOM
SUPPLIES

18. Lined Paper
Can be
found on the
front table
and on the
resource
table in the
back.

19. Resource Table
 Along the back wall, you will see a
rolling cart.
 On the cart you will find: lined paper,
markers, glue, scissors, pencils,
erasers, a pencil sharpener, etc
 Use anything you like, but please
remember to put things back where
you found them so others may use
them as well.

20. Extra Copies
 Can be found in the unit bin
on the table in front of the
class info bulletin board.
 The bin will have several file
folders inside.
 Find the folder that matches
the title of the activity & take
the hand out (or handouts)
that you need.

21. Layered Curriculum Materials
All layered curriculum materials can
be found on the rolling cart next to
the resource table.

22. GENERAL
SCHOOL INFO

23. School Information
 Can be found on the school
information board. You will find the
class schedule by day, the bell
schedule for a regular day and an
advisory day, the dress code, and
most importantly the lunch schedule
for the month.
 The class/bell schedule is posted in a
few other areas around the room.

24. PERSONAL
FOLDERS

25. Personal Folders
 Every student gets a
folder
 Folders are stored in
milk crates (sorted by
class) on the heater
 You can keep
whatever you want in
your folder-class
papers, etc.

26. Personal Folders
Everyone take a
minute to:
1) Write your
name on the tab
2) Place your
folder in the
proper crate.

27. SCAVENGER HUNT
TIME!