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Mr. Ricci's 4th Grade "Risk Takers"



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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions: This page contains answers to common questions of students and parents.
  1. How do I use my agenda?
  2. What happens if I don't get my homework done?
  3. Does Mr. Ricci accept excuses?
  4. What if I have a really good excuse?
  5. Do you tell many stories during class?
  6. Why don't you answer my questions?
  7. Is there much homework in 4th grade?
  8. What is a risk taker?
  9. Why do I get work which we haven't covered in class?



How do I use my agenda?

The agenda is for students to write down their 
assignments. Parents should review these daily. We can
pass notes to one another here as
well.
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What happens if I don't get my homework done?

You will complete the homework during recess.  You will 
continue to lose recesses until the work is turned in to Mr. Ricci.
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Does Mr. Ricci accept excuses?

No...I will accept legitimate excuses...from 
parents...ONLY from parents.
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What if I have a really good excuse?

OK...We're in a black hole loop here! See Question #3  :)
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Do you tell many stories during class?

Yes!  You might find these stories entertaining or 
humorous...these stories are used to enhance the lessons,
or show relevance to what we are learning. Sometimes
these stories are for fun...Yes we are allowed to have
fun in school...try it. :)
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Why don't you answer my questions?

I will answer ALL of your questions as soon 
as you put forth some effort. If you approach me with nothing
on your paper you will receive the directions for the assignment only.
See me when you need help, not when you want me
to give you the answers. Once you put forth some
effort, you will receive as much help as needed.
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Is there much homework in 4th grade?

There is probably more than you've had before.  
Most of your work is SEAT work and can be accomplished in
school. If you decide NOT to do your seatwork in class,
it then becomes homework.
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What is a risk taker?

A risk taker is someone who tries their best to 
answer a question or find a solution to a problem. A risk taker
realizes they will make mistakes; A risk taker will
learn from mistakes.
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Why do I get work which we haven't covered in class?

Sometimes I give assignments which are 
designed to make you think creatively. NONE of these
are graded. You might be amazed at the creative
problem solver inside of you...don't give up...
TRY SOMETHING.
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