Sewing Rules and Expectations PPT

Take out your folder & pen/pencil, read the start-up information and complete your bell ringer.

Objective: I can understand the sewing rules and expectations of Mrs. Brezin's FACS class before beginning the sewing unit

Agenda:
  1. Review
  2. Expectation Class Review
  3. FACS Expectation Quiz
  4. Sewing Rules and Expectations
  5. Sewing Rule Contract
  6. If time: assign bins
  7. Start Equipment Board Race
Homework: Get a folder for FACS!

Bell ringer: What are some ways we can be safe during our sewing unit?

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