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Mr. Bird’s Classroom Expectations

Mr. Bird sets clear classroom expectations to foster a respectful and productive learning environment. Students must arrive prepared, follow directions, and maintain a respectful demeanor towards classmates and their materials. The classroom operates on a unique banking system where students can earn or lose points based on behavior and task completion. Specific guidelines for assignments, assessments, and classroom conduct are outlined to ensure clarity in expectations and rewards. Parents can stay informed of their child's progress through designated channels, reinforcing a partnership in education.

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Mr. Bird’s Classroom Expectations

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  1. Mr. Bird’s Classroom Expectations • “I will not let anyone stop me from teaching you.” • Be in your seat, prepared to work before the tardy bell rings (8:20 AM). • Bring necessary materials to class every day. • Follow directions and stay on assigned task. • Receive permission before speaking.

  2. Mr. Bird’s Classroom Expectations • “Leave one another alone” • Respect the classroom and all within. • Keep hands, feet, and objects to yourself. • Don’t write on desks, books, other people, etc. • Don’t throw or toss paper, pens, pencils, etc.

  3. Mr. Bird’s Classroom Expectations • “If it’s not in the best interest of the class, don’t do it.” • No vulgar, profane, derogatory comments or actions. • No candy, unless handed out by Mr. B or by birthday person.

  4. Bank of Mr. B • Payments:  $1000 per Term • Bonuses:  No missing assignments at end of term = $1000 (not reaching AR goal is a missing assignment) • No late work or incomplete work = $2000 • Earning AR Goal = $2000.00 • Tests:  100%= $500 90% = $200 80% = $100

  5. Bank of Mr. B • $2000.00 = When you reach Accel Math goal • No Accel Math Scan= minus $500.00 (Unless you have reached your Accel Math Goal) • Accel Math is homework on Monday and Wednesday - unless you have reached your goal!

  6. Bank of Mr. B • Deductions: • (EP) Emergency Passes $500 (Bathroom passes) • Drinks - $100.00 • (P) Pencils or other school supplies,: $500 • (B)  Misbehavior $100 and up depending on the severity or frequency

  7. Bank of Mr. B • Deductions: • To rent supplies = $500.00 (From Mr. B or any student) • Go to backpack = $500.00 • Messy Floor around your desk = $200.00 • Messy desk = $200.00

  8. Bank of Mr. B • Deductions: • Careless correcting = $500.00 • Forget to make lunch choice by 8:30 am = $100.00

  9. Bank of Mr. B • There will be an auction at the end of each term where you can spend your money. • Each student will bring something from home for the auction. (Things that you’re not using anymore or just want to get rid of) • NOTICE - Purchases Do Not Transfer During the Auction***

  10. Bank of Mr. B • Accel Math Tests – Put in Bank Binder if they are 80% - 100% • Show work on Accel Math practices and test. • Organize work in order, number, and circle each problem on the back of assignment. • Fix missed problems on any practice or test that is below 80%.

  11. Classroom Expectations • No toys • No electronic devices, cell phones, CD players etc. • No note writing • No hats on in classroom • Water bottles are allowed in classroom

  12. GRADING • 100% - 93% A • 92% - 90% A- • 89% - 87% B+ • 86% - 83% B • 82% - 80% B- • 79% - 77% C+ • 76% - 73% C • 72% - 70% C- • 69% - 67% D+ • 66% - 63% D • 62% - 60% D- • BELOW 60% F • Grades can be viewed on POWERSCHOOL by you and your parents.

  13. Ways for parents to keep up on student progress in the classroom: • Student Planner (parent signature on Friday) • Power School – http://ps.d93.k12.id.us/public/ • If you don’t have a power school password, you can get one from Mrs. Sommers in the office. • Daily assignments on Mr. Bird’s school webpage. (Directions given below)

  14. Directions to find Mr. Bird’s webpage:Step 1.Go to Fairview home page:http://www3.d93.k12.id.us/schools/fairview/Step 2. Click on Faculty and Staff:

  15. Directions to find Mr. Bird’s webpage: • Step 3: Click on Brett Bird

  16. Directions to find Mr. Bird’s webpage: • Here’s my webpage!

  17. Classroom Expectations • Fire Drill • Stapler, Tape, 3 Hole Punch • Pencil box • Pencil Sharpener • Tissues • Heading on assignment

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