1. Classroom Expectations
Ms. Nese
6th Grade Math
Classroom Expectations
Be on time for class
Be prepared with all supplies and completed homework
Ask questions
Use resources and time efficiently and properly
Listen carefully and follow directions
Course Description
The 6th grade mathematics course will provide you with an opportunity to use mathematical reasoning, guided math practices and blended learning opportunities to develop skills needed to use math associated to the common core successfully.
Homework Policy
Homework is an important part
It is your responsibility to complete assignments missed during a scheduled absence. They will be in the assigned area when you return. Homework missed will be due the following day. Test will be completed upon return from an absence.
of the educational process. Homework for this course will generally be assigned daily Monday-Thursday. Assignments
will be posted on the districts homework hotline.
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2. Positive & Negative Consequences
Ms. Nese
Policies & Procedures
Testing: You will be permitted to use your notes on quizzes. Test must be taken without use of notes so you are encouraged to study. Test make-ups will be assigned at the teacher’s discretion.
Food & Electronic Devices: You are permitted to have a healthy snack to enjoy during independent work time. Electronic devices should not be seen or heard during class unless permitted by the teacher.
Entering Class: Gather all needed materials, quickly find your seat, place your homework on your desk to be credited and begin working on the bell ringer assignment.
Exiting Class: Materials and work must be turned in before you leave class. You will be dismissed by the teacher..
Grading
Positive & Negative Consequences
Supplies
Composition book
Writing utensils – x2
Notebook
Glencoe work text
Colored folder
Meeting classroom expectations and behaving appropriately are essential to creating a productive environment where you and your classmates feel safe, respected and welcome. If you meet classroom expectations you will benefit from positive consequences and rewards.
If you choose not to meet expectations, you will receive negative consequences like warnings, phone calls , detention etc. .
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