Life Skills Arcade Middle school Family and Consumer Sciences, grades 6 to 8

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Slides 0.5: The Room and Lab Agreement and Pre-Assessment

Unit
Unit 0: Launch: Welcome to the FACS Room
Lesson
Lesson 0.5: The Room and Lab Agreement and Pre-Assessment
File
Slides 00.05 - The Room and Lab Agreement and Pre-Assessment.md

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Lesson 0.5, Unit 0. One period. Eleven slides.

Slide 1

Do now

  • Four days in. Write one rule for this room you already know without being told.
  • Then write one rule you think this room needs that nobody has said yet.
  • One line each.

Teacher notes

Three of each on the board. Every one of them is in the agreement or about to be.

Slide 2

Why this paper

  • On day 16 this kitchen opens for anyone who signed.
  • Nobody cooks who did not.
  • You read it, you change what can be changed, you sign it. So do I.

Teacher notes

Image: a single sheet with three signature lines.

Slide 3

Read it in parts

  • Eight sections. One per table.
  • Read your section aloud, one student per line.
  • After each section, someone from a different table says it in their own words.
  • Underline any line you do not understand or do not agree with.

Teacher notes

Nine minutes. Sections: 1 safety, 2 respect, 3 roles, 4 clean up, 5 phones, 6 food and allergies, 7 the reset cue, 8 what happens when it is broken.

Slide 4

The allergy line, for real

  • The nurse's list for this room this year: [Sal: the foods]
  • Not for a lab. Not for a snack. Not for a birthday.
  • Anything you cannot eat: tell me before the first lab, privately if you want. The lab will have a version you can eat.

Teacher notes

Read this against the real list. A general line does nothing on lab day.

Slide 5

Two sections are not up for a vote

  • Section 1, safety. Section 6, food and allergies.
  • Everything else, we wrote together, and you can change it today.
  • Why those two: they are the two things that can send someone to the hospital.
Slide 6

Compare and rewrite

  • Look at the team norms chart from yesterday.
  • One norm the agreement already covers. One it does not.
  • Pick one line your table would change: clearer, stricter, or fairer.
  • Frame: Change "___" to "___" because ___.

Teacher notes

Nine minutes including the vote. One rewrite per table on chart paper.

Slide 7

Vote

  • Each table reads its rewrite.
  • Hands up to add it.
  • The ones that pass go in section 9, "Rules we added," on every copy.

Teacher notes

If a rewrite loosens section 1 or 6, let it go to the vote, then explain why those two are fixed.

Slide 8

Sign

  • Your signature means: I read it, I helped write part of it, I will keep it.
  • I sign it too. It binds me.
  • The family line is optional. It lets someone at home see how this room runs.
  • Sign both copies. One in the tray, one goes home.

Teacher notes

Sign the teacher line on the class copy in front of them. Three minutes.

Slide 9

The pre-test

  • This is not graded.
  • It tells me what Unit 1 can skip.
  • Write what you think. A blank tells me nothing. A wrong guess tells me a lot.
  • Twelve minutes.

Teacher notes

Hand it out face down. Start the timer. Collect at the bell.

Slide 10

Exit card

  • One line of the agreement I will find hardest to keep, and why.
  • The rule we added that I am gladdest is in there.
  • Two people read line two aloud.
Slide 11

Monday

  • Monday is Unit 1. Hunt the Hazard.
  • There will be twelve things in this room that could hurt someone.
  • I put them there. You find them.