PPT-Monday Bell Ringer (ODD)

1 Have a pencil ready for the day 2 Have a book ready for the bell ringer Read a book if you do not have any revisions or incomplete work The zoo essay should be turned in Have your remediation block paper on your desk. R. ingers in the CTE Classroom. Bing Boettner RN BSN. Health Services Instructor. Northwest Technical School. Maryville, MO. Building Bridges Conference. Jefferson City, MO. November 6-8, 2011. “Preparedness for successful Futures as an Actual Expectation for all students, not just a motto”. Then a strange . Blight. crept over the area and everything began to change.. English 10. January 6. English 10. January 6. I can…:. Write an argumentative paper.. Use direct quotes . correctly. Found and use counter arguments in writing.. BELL RINGER. . Directions: Write a fraction for each model. . BELL RINGER. . Directions: Write a fraction for each model. . BELL RINGER. . Directions: Write a fraction for each model. . New Vocabulary:. Munificent. (. adj. ): very generous. I know that you are all very . munificent. students; you will buy tickets and shirts to benefit the Student Council and Cancer Center!. Here are our . ). Early Release. . 1. Have a pencil ready for the day.. 2. Begin the bell ringer in your READING composition journal if your work is complete. Draw a line under the last prompt and add this to the same page. If you have to start a new page, add it to the table of contents.. follow the . instructions on your sheet for him.. ADOLF HITLER – Hitler was an Austrian megalomaniac who founded the German Nazi Party. Believing that the Germans were superior to the Jews and other races, his party’s aim was to set up a race of pure Germans. From 1939 to 1941, Hitler’s armies overran most of Europe, but the tide turned when he attempted to seize Russia. The combined forces of Russia, the US, and Great Britain defeated Hitler during WWII. In 1945 Hitler committed suicide as Allied forces moved in on his bunker.. Get your comp. book. . On the next blank page in your comp. book is where you will complete today’s bell ringer. It will only take a page, if that.. Add the title of this Bell Ringer (Hint: it’s after the colon,) today’s date, and the next page number to your Table of Contents. Then write the following sentence starter and finish the . -Ralph Waldo Emerson. What does he mean?. How does this pertain post . revolutionary America?. American Romanticism . 1800 . - 1860 . & . American Renaissance/Transcendentalism . 1840 - 1860. Solving Inequalities . Rules for . S. olving . Inequalities . The goal of an . inequality. . is to get the variable by itself . Use same rules as equations . 1 exception . If dividing or multiplying by a negative number you must switch the inequality . -Why do some people conform and others do their own thing?. -Pick a side of the classic . nature vs. nurture . debate and explain your point of view.. Enforcement of Cultural Norms. Social Control and Conformity. August 28, 2013. Today marks the 50th year, since the “March on Washington”. The Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. delivered his famous . speech . “I have a Dream”. . As your bell ringer today you are to write a response to the famous . 23 . seconds after the bell you should:. Be SITTING in your assigned seat. Silent. Have your . pink bell ringer . sheet OUT. Be COMPLETING your . bell ringer. FOR EXTRA CREDIT. Be prepared to comment. April 2014. Monday, March 31. AGENDA. Collect Socratic Seminar sheets. Bell-ringer # 7 – sentence revision. Hold group Socratic Seminars over second section of reading. IF TIME: Work on group worksheets (due Wednesday, 4/2). Why are experiments important for science?. 8-19-15 Bell Ringer. What is the difference between kinetic and potential energy?. Give one example of each.. 8-20-15 Bell Ringer. Where does energy come from?.