Wednesday, September 10, 2014

Open House Slides


Helpful Hints

Email is the quickest method of communication for me.


Students should be writing homework down in their agendas daily. 

Check the blogs DAILY for any updates.

Grade Portal is a wonderful tool for keeping track of your student’s progress.


Supplies Needed


   -Tissues

  -Copy paper

  -Pencils

  -Colored Pencils/Crayons/Markers



How to access the Online Book


Link on the right of my blog.


Each student should have already registered and received their username and password.  I do not have a master list, so they will need to make sure to write it down in their planner.


Classwork/Home Learning and Projects

All work is due on the original due date.

Late homework will only be accepted during the 1st and 2nd quarter for up to 50% credit.  It must be turned in within 3 school days of the original due date. 

No late homework will be accepted during the 3rd and 4th quarter.


Interactive Civics Notebook

Each student should have a notebook that will include

Bellringers/Exit Slips

Notes

Activities (Back Pages)

Interactive notebook checks will occur every test to monitor class progress and organization.

Make Up Work

Students will have the same amount of days absent to make up work in the case of an excused absence.


Students are responsible to go to the make-up bin in the back of the classroom when they get back in class to find out what they missed.

Extra Credit

Most class projects will provide students with an opportunity to choose from a variety of options that most interest them. 

Should a student be in need of extra credit, they can complete 2 of the project options for extra credit.  The extra credit project will be worth half the amount of points as the original project (Extra credit project must be turned in on due date)


There will also be occasional “blog-only” extra credit opportunities for students that keep up with the blog regularly.

NHD, EOC, & Other Acronyms

NHD (National History Day) projects are not required for the 7th grade.

We will have a STATE EOC (End of Course) exam instead of a district EOC.  It will count as 30% of the student’s final grade.

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