Grade Level Activities

PAPER CHAIN SIMILARITY ACTIVITY

One of the primary purposes of Advisory is to build meaningful relationships between students and staff, as well as between students and other students. Today's activity helps accomplish this.

Materials 

• Paper

  • • If you need construction paper, stop by Amy Rosenberg’s room (2073) at your earliest convenience 

• Stapler, tape, glue, or other means of securing paper rings closed 

Instructions 

• Break your homeroom students into groups of 2 to 4, depending on your preference. 

• Give students 10-15 minutes to talk to one another in order to identify as many similarities between group members as possible. Examples: all group members have an older sister, all group members went to a country music concert in the last year, etc. They should avoid obvious similarities such as all attending RHHS. 

• Students will write each similarity they identify on a strip of paper and turn those strips into a paper chain. 

• After 10-15 minutes, each group should choose 1 or 2 of the most unique similarities to share with the whole class. The group with the longest paper chain can also be recognized. 

• Decide if/how you want to link and/or display all paper chains in your homeroom classroom.

10th Grade

DANGERS OF DRINKING & DRIVING ASSEMBLY

All juniors should report to the auditorium for a presentation from the RHPD about the dangers of drinking and driving. Homeroom teachers should accompany their homerooms to the auditorium and remain there for the duration.

12th Grade

SENIOR SURVEY COMPLETION

Remind students to complete the Senior Survey in Naviance. It is not due until June 1st, but they should use this time to complete it, if they have not already done so. 

Students will not be given graduation invitations until they have completed the survey.

Directions have been posted to the Guidance Class of 2026 Google Classroom, and they can also be found below.