1. Welcome, Students!
Ms. Stewart & Mrs. Osakwe’s 7th Grade Language Arts-Language Arts and Writing Class

2. Classroom Schedule for ETL this week
8:40-9:50
Homeroom
9:55-10:40
1st Period
10:45-12:00
Academics (Connections)
12:05-12:09
Lunch Preparation
12:10-12:30
Lunch (tables 19, 20, 21, 22)
12:30-12:35
Restroom Break
12:35-1:35
4th Period
1:40-2:25
5th Period
2:30-3:15
6th Period
3:20-4:12
7th Period
3:55
Locker Break
4:12
Dismissal
Classroom Schedule for ETL this week
This is what a typical day in our classroom looks like.

3. Learn About Our Class The teacher Class goals
Classroom Community Rules
Procedures
Consequences
Rewards
Homework
Tardiness
Supplies
Getting help
Questions? Raise your hand, please.

4. Get to Know Ms. Stewart My experience My background
I’ve been teaching for 19 years. I’ve taught school in Alabama, Georgia, and overseas-Abu Dhabi.
I taught 1st grade -8th grade.
I have 2 children…Malaysia and Nate Stewart
I am from Midway, Alabama.

5. Class Goals Expand on your prior knowledge Learn new skills
Discover new interests
Make new friends
Have fun and support each other while learning

6. Classroom Community Rules
Our classroom rules help us get along with each other:
Be respectful to yourself and others.
Be responsible.
Be organized and follow oral directions as given.
Be on time for class.
Be prepared.

7. Classroom Community Procedures
Entering the classroom
Come in quietly and sit in your assigned seat and place your agenda on your desk.
Place homework on your desk if assigned.
Begin on your Bell Ringer while working quietly.
During class time
You must remain seated.
No talking during instructional time unless we are working collaboratively in groups.
You can not sharpen your pencil during instructional time unless you have permission.

8. Classroom Community Procedures
During class time
4. At the end of class, you may throw away your trash while exiting the room for your next class period.
5. You have the freedom to sharpen your pencil if needed at the beginning of class before starting on your bell ringer. If your pencil breaks during class time please raise the broken pencil in the air and the teacher will allow you to sharpen it if truly needed.
6. Mrs. Osakwe and I are here to help you; therefore, if you have a question about something please ask especially if it’s about your work.

9. Classroom Community Procedures
Lining Up
Please make sure the walk way is clear from clutter.
By rows, move into the line quietly and without touching others. (Keep your hands, feet, and all objects to yourself)
Face forward
Hall Procedures---I am your restroom monitor (I will come into your bathroom if necessary. Ask your friends in 8th grade)
At ALL times you are to…
Walk in an orderly line.
No talking, no pushing, no touching the walls, or each other.

10. Classroom Community Procedures
Restroom Break
DO NOT ASK ME UNLESS IT’S AN EMERGENCY
---I will travel to the restroom with you if I need to.
Leaving the classroom for any other reason
If the teacher has agreed for you to leave the classroom, you must sign out on the classroom log located on the bookshelf in a red folder near the window.
You must write your name, the time you are leaving, where you are going, and your return time.

11. Homework Homework is given as needed.
Homework is not assigned on Wednesdays or Weekends unless there is a project due.
If homework is assigned, it will be due the next school day.

12. Tardiness Homeroom starts at 8:40 A.M.
Running late? Check in at the school office before coming to class.
DO NOT BE LATE FOR MY CLASS! You will be asked to return to your previous class or the principal for a tardy pass. (No Exceptions)

13. Writing
You will expand your knowledge on constructing narratives, informational, and argumentative writings this school year.

14. Supplies Bring these items each day Don’t bring these items
Two College Ruled Notebook (150 sheets)
#2 wooden pencils (NO mechanical pencils)
erasers
blue or black pens –used for writing your final copy
Electronic Devices unless instructed to do so by the teacher.
There will be a Yes-green or No-red sign posted in the classroom to inform you of when to use your electronic device.

15. Questions?

16. Let’s Have a Great Year!