Ms. Amanda Brzezicki Abrzezicki@rochester.k12.mi.us 7th Grade Language Arts Ms. Amanda Brzezicki Abrzezicki@rochester.k12.mi.us.

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Ms. Amanda Brzezicki Abrzezicki@rochester.k12.mi.us 7th Grade Language Arts Ms. Amanda Brzezicki Abrzezicki@rochester.k12.mi.us

Meet the Teacher BA in English/French Secondary Education from Grand Valley State University. Past experience with inner city schools and volunteer groups such as Junior Achievement. 18 months teaching English in central France. Lover of reading, bike riding, theatre, traveling, and languages.

Philosophy of Education My goal as a teacher is to create a comfortable and approachable learning environment, so that each student can reach their learning potential in their own way. In a relaxed yet organized classroom, each student is capable of understanding and being an active part of their own learning process.

Elements of Language Arts Reading (novel, short stories, poetry) Writing (research, book reports, warm ups) Speaking (formal speeches, responses, opinions) Listening (small groups, class discussions) Grammar (usage, application) Vocabulary (usage, spelling) Analyzing (literature, structure, expository)

Genres Covered QUARTER 1 Mystery, Drama, Science Fiction QUARTER 2 Drama (A Christmas Carol), Fantasy, Realistic Fiction, Literary Non-Fiction QUARTER 3 Historical Fiction, Literary Non-Fiction, Biography Autobiography, Memoir QUARTER 4 Poetry, Folklore (myths, legends, fables, folk tales, tall tales) YEAR LONG Grammar, Spelling, Vocabulary

How can (your child’s name here) get an A? Do the work and turn it in on time! Pay attention. Read and follow directions/rubrics. Redo assignments for a better grade. Recognize and correct their mistakes. Ask for help when needed. Available before/after school, at lunch and at Homework help! (Thursdays)

Grades Point system Chance to redo an assignment for better grade before the end of the quarter Late work accepted up until the end of the quarter Posted in class by student number Available on my RCS Contact me for questions or clarification

Class website Updated weekly Agenda, handouts and links www.rochester.k12.mi.us Drop down menu Middle school, click on “Van Hoosen” Click on Classroom News Click on Ms. Brzezicki