supplies Copybook Need daily: 1-Math -Highlighter 2-ELA -Pencil 1-Specials -Expo Markers -Pencil Case for art supplies Folders -Planner 1-Math 1-ELA *Anything Extra bring to back of room 1-Specials *I will pass out loose-leaf for math folder 1-Sci/SS

Ms. Fiorentino’s Class 2017-2018 Room 504 Math and Science

About your teacher

About your teacher

FTCES code of conduct In the building by 8:27 AM Cyberbullying Cell Phones  Detention  LOP  Expulsion Dress Code FTCE Black logo shirt or sweat shirt, Tan or khaki pants, sneakers, belt, ID card Computers in the classroom Merits Nurse Emergencies

New detention policy 5th through 8th grade If you get a demerit for ANYTHING you must serve morning detention the next day at 7:30. No exceptions. If you do not go to detention, or if you are late, you are suspended. No more demerits. Just detentions. MAKE SMART CHOICES.

Classroom rules and expectations Being Prepared List at the front of the door Will add anything else you will need for that day if applicable Voice Levels Hallways Hall pass Bathroom & Drinks Refer to posters Sign out sheet Passes

Classroom rules and expectations Homework Put in bin on front of my desk before math class begins If you forget your homework or did not do it, lunch detention. Absent Work Hanging in back under Math AM or Science tab You are expected to make up what you miss May stay back from a specials period Math Manipulatives You use them, you put them back where and how you found them Snack No soda No peanut butter

Classroom procedures and structure Numbers Lining Up “Oh Class!”  “Oh Yes!” Classroom jobs Math Do Now! Centers (5) Learning Logs Breakfast Club Finish early? There’s a bin for that. Anonymous Jar

Tests Try every problem! We will always review the day before and briefly right before the test begins. Do not be afraid to ask for help. This is math, not reading. If you cannot read a word or are unsure what it means, ASK. Show your work.

In your desk… GO MATH! Text (2) Science Fusion Text (2) Common Core Math book White board Any materials you’ve brought in already

RESPECT

Letter to you, from you Write a letter to yourself that you will read on the last day of school. Include your hopes, fears, first impressions, goals, thoughts about Ms. Fiorentino, thoughts about math or science, thoughts about fifth grade…. KEEP IT SCHOOL APPROPRIATE. We will read these on the last day out loud. Example: Dear Marisa, Hey it’s me! I can’t believe I am starting fifth grade. I am so happy Andy and Brittany are in my class this year. I know I am good at science, but I am kind of nervous about math. I hard it’s really hard. I see that Ms. Fiorentino has a lot of math things in the room so I think I’ll be okay. My goal for this year is to become better at multiplication and to become more organized.