Transitioning into Middle School

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Transitioning into Middle School

What’s Different?

It’s a chance for adventure and to start with a clean slate. Movin’ On Up New school, new location, or maybe the same school New people New school subjects New teachers It’s a chance for adventure and to start with a clean slate.

The Student Body Moving from the oldest kid to the youngest These kids were young once – they will help you. If you ever feel bullied, just tell a teacher or counselor. Try to keep yourself open to all kinds of friends.

More Work! More Challenging Papers and Exams in addition to Homework More responsibility Different grading scale

New Rules Attendance Dress Code Disciplinary procedures Other administrative policies

Class Schedule Keep a copy of schedule in your notebook Ask for help if needed Different classes on different days Different room every hour

Bye-Bye Recess You will survive without it!

You’ll be a PRO in no time Have the right attitude Get solid information on what to expect Get the supply list early Attend orientation or open house Read the school handbook

Tips on Making the Transition Don’t overload with too many accelerated classes Make a good first impression Walk on the right side of the hallway Study in Advance Avoid procrastination

Top 5 Survival Tips Stay organized and be on time to class Do your homework and know when assignments are due Try new things Make plans to sit with your friends at lunch Know your locker combination and keep space organized

Acing Academics Come to school everyday Have your supplies ready Follow directions Participate in class Pay attention in class Talk to your teachers Take notes Don’t procrastinate Ask questions Study as much as you can Don’t stress over your grades Stay healthy

Develop Study Skills Think positive…Do your best!! Know the purpose of each assignment Review, review, review Plan a time and place for studying each day Study for a while and take short breaks Don’t cram for hours the night before a test Study a little bit each day Think positive…Do your best!!

Get Involved! Sports Clubs Activities Explore new interests Make new friends Have lots of fun! Watch for times/days for school team tryouts. If you make the team, you will probably have summer camps and practice.

Making Friends Positive people make you a better person Helps in making good choices Going to the right places Doing the right things Be a leader, not a follower Make yourself a better person by surrounding yourself with good friends!!!

Making Friends Find people you know Find people that live near you Be open to new friends Be yourself Talk to people Be nice!!

How to keep peace with friends? Always tell the truth Never spread rumors Only say things that build people up Trust others Always apologize

Avoiding Trouble Know and obey school’s rules Avoid drama, rumors and gossip Don’t let your friends get YOU in trouble Learn how to solve problems -ask for help when you need it -apologize and accept consequences when you’ve done something wrong -communicate clearly Find an adult you trust to talk to if you have problems

Before you speak, text, or tweet, Social Media Before you speak, text, or tweet, T I K H N true inspi r ing kind ? Is it helpful necessary

People you Need to Know Principal Assistant Principal (s) School Counselor School Nurse SRO – School Resource Officer Get to know all your teachers – they are here to help you!

Make sure the paperwork is done! Make sure you are registered at the school you plan to attend. All your records are sent from your elementary school to the middle school it feeds into. Attend orientation with your parent(s) or guardian(s). Get a tour of the school. Make sure you have the right clothes to meet the dress code. Get the school supply list from the school

Start thinking about what you want to be when you grow up! What are your: Interests Hobbies Favorite subjects in school Build a solid foundation in middle school to pave a good path for high school.

Choices for after High School Work Military Vocational Community College University

Comprehensive Assessments Give Immediate Results Choosing a Career - Learn More About Yourself Tennessee College and Career Planning System Grades 6-12 Comprehensive Assessments Give Immediate Results Career Interest Assessment Skills Confidence Assessment Work Values Assessment Begin Your Career Portfolio www.planningyourdreams.org Username and Password Ask counselor for Activation Code Take a look at: Your skills Your career goals Your interests Focus on careers that: Pertain to your personality Represent the lifestyle you want Reflect the goals you have set for yourself

10 Truth Bombs about Middle School Today’s most awkward moments will be tomorrow’s funniest memories. Keep a sense of humor. The worst goal you can have is popularity. Technology makes it easier than ever to ruin relationships and reputations. A bad influence WILL rub off. What makes you different is what makes you great. It’s ok if you haven’t discovered your “thing.” Your clothes are not your identity. Applause can be misleading. What makes YOU feel good about YOURSELF? Be careful who you listen to. You’re AWESOME!!

Make the BEST out of Middle School You are just figuring out life…Have FUN!

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