Science -
Mr. Bage
Welcome to Sea L.C. science page!
Hello, Sea Learning Community (750's) students and parent(s) and guardian(s).
Mr. Bage Mini-Biography
I'm Mr. Bage, I will be your science teacher this year. I grew up and continue to live in the Boston area. I am a fan of Boston sports teams especially the Celtics and Patriots. I enjoy spending time with my family, going for walks, watching movies and listening to music. I have always had a passion of learning about science. I am curious learning and that asks a lot of questions. I always wanted to know how things work and why things occur. I am looking forward to meeting all of next week as we start this school year journey together as the Sea Learning Community and Ottoson Middle School.
My contact information is the following:
Phone---- (781) 316-3745 Extension 28447
E-mail---bbage@arlington.k12.ma.us
I will do my best to keep my website updated and accessible to students and families. If you come across something that is unclear or if you need further assistance, please email me atbbage@arlington.k12.ma.us and I will do my best to reply within no more than 48 hours except weekends.
Students can contact me during class or after school. I am available every day except Wednesday after school for extra help. My official days for extra after school support are Tuesday and Thursday from 3:05 p.m. to 3:35 pm.
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Students can choose from two methods to organize their science materials:
Method A Science Binder---Mr. Bage's recommendation
Students who choose this method should have a binder for science class and can share it with another subject. It is not recommended that students use accordion folders or binders less than 2 inches for this class. Students should buy dividers with tabs for the different sections of their science binders.
The tabs should be used to divide the binder into the following sections:
Notes
2. Classwork
3. Homework
4. Quizzes/Exams/Lab Experiments/Simulations
Students should also have some white-lined paper in their binders for notes or in-class activities.
Method B Notebook and Folders
Students who choose this method can have one separate notebook and one folder for science OR you can get a multi-sectioned notebook with one section for science and one folder for science.