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Mrs. Dueñas 1Welcome... Mrs. D's Class
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Polite and cordial behavior expected in class, on the playground, everywhere. “Please” and “Thank You” 3Welcome... Mrs. D's Class
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Be on time. Be prepared and Be seated 4Welcome... Mrs. D's Class
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Listen and follow all directions all instructions when others are speaking Use attentive listening behavior 5Welcome... Mrs. D's Class
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Daily homework LP’s = weekly and due Fridays Due dates of long-term projects Study spelling, vocabulary, and math Don’t procrastinate! 6Welcome... Mrs. D's Class
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Be prepared! Bring your backpack, books, work, and other materials everyday. Label your materials 7Welcome... Mrs. D's Class
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Raise a quiet hand and wait At times, it is okay to speak out and discuss your thoughts Only positive and encouraging comments Negative comments and attitudes will not be tolerated 8Welcome... Mrs. D's Class
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Respect each other: No Put Downs and No Bullying. Zero tolerance for those who verbally, physically, or emotionally abuse others Use language of respect Respect space and property If it isn’t yours, don’t touch it! 9Welcome... Mrs. D's Class
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Group projects = cooperation Do NOT plagiarize. Plagiarize = cheating. Use or copy something from the internet, a book, an encyclopedia, an almanac, etc. must cite the source. Plagiarize = “0” credit 10Welcome... Mrs. D's Class
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Restroom usage Use your time wisely during your recesses. 11Welcome... Mrs. D's Class
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Personal items such as playground/PE equipment, make-up, electronics and phones, will be left at home/out of sight. Inappropriate items seen by the teacher will be confiscated to the OFFICE. 12Welcome... Mrs. D's Class
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Cell phones = turned OFF! They are not to be seen or heard until off campus. Welcome... Mrs. D's Class13
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Only healthy snacks to school Junk food will be allowed to be eaten at lunch time Do NOT eat in class Hydrate yourself in moderation 14Welcome... Mrs. D's Class
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Communicate with your teacher/parents Get parents’ signatures, ASAP Issues, ?’s, concerns, you don’t understand, ask good questions … talk with me 15Welcome... Mrs. D's Class
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Grades = communicated with you and your parents ~ every 4 weeks Not achieving goals, do what you need to do to improve the grades: Accel Project(s), Test Repairs, Extra Credit I will do my best to help you achieve your goals Own and accept the consequences for not working at your best Don’t wait until the last minute to improve your grades. Fix the grades ASAP! Welcome... Mrs. D's Class16
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The school-wide card system is used in class and throughout the campus. Blue = good day Green = warning Yellow = owe 1 recess Orange = Time-out, phone call home and owe 2 recesses Red = Office referral and owe “X” recesses White = suspension You may need to owe time after school. 18Welcome... Mrs. D's Class
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Privileges and Fabulous Falcons are used for rewards. 19Welcome... Mrs. D's Class
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One 2 inch three-ring binder with tabbed dividers per subject: Homework, Math, Language Arts, Social Studies Agenda All necessary books and workbooks Pencils and other supplies Readiness to work! 20Welcome... Mrs. D's Class
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Grades = assignments based on the points earned for that assignment as a percentage (18/20 = 90%) Tests and quizzes, projects, and other work are ‘weighted’ differently in each subject Generally, tests are weighed more than projects, quizzes, and other work 22Welcome... Mrs. D's Class
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Report card grade for each subject = cumulative points earned over the course of the trimester. 3.0-3.9 = Honor Roll 3-5-4.0 = District Honor Roll 4.0 (all A’s) = Principal’s Award 23Welcome... Mrs. D's Class
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The grading scale: 100% - 90% = A = 5 = Above Standard Expectations = + or + 89% - 80% = B = 4 At Standard Expectations = 79% - 70% = C = 3 At Standard Expectations = 69% - 60% = D = 2 Approaching, but not at the Standard Expectations = - 59% and below = F = 1 Below Standard Expectations = - 24Welcome... Mrs. D's Class
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Class grades posted in the classroom … know your Student ID number Write your Student ID number in your Agenda. 25Welcome... Mrs. D's Class
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Goal setting gives you a purpose for your work It helps your focus during the year Set goals: by semester and for the year Welcome... Mrs. D's Class27
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Grade Goals Semester Goals- Honor Roll Principal’s Award Yearly Goals- Honor Roll Ribbon Principal’s Lamp of Knowledge Medal Welcome... Mrs. D's Class28
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Leadership Goals Levels are determined by the # of hours from Service-Learning Logs Tutoring, Student Leadership Jobs, Teacher Assistant, Helping in our classroom, Helping outside of school, etc. Foulks Ranch (1-24 hours) Governor’s (25-49) Presidential: Bronze (50-74) Silver (75-99) Gold (100+) Welcome... Mrs. D's Class29
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First and most importantly… Be ORGANIZED! Plan out your work and assignments Assignments: to be completed thoroughly and handed in on time You are responsible to turn in the work to the appropriate place Given an appropriate amount of time to complete assignments. DON’T PROCRASTINATE!!! Use Agenda to write in ALL assignments and due dates Talk with your teacher if you have any concerns or questions 31Welcome... Mrs. D's Class
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Late and/or missing work may lower your grade or can be a 0 (zero) Will owe recesses to finish missing or unfinished work and assignments 32Welcome... Mrs. D's Class
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You are responsible … to understand the work when it is being explained or presented Ask questions to be clear about each assignment 33Welcome... Mrs. D's Class
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Use Study Guides on reading and/or math tests Cannot use a Study Guide on any Vocab, Social Studies, or Science tests Take good notes when you are studying Welcome... Mrs. D's Class34
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Extra Credit or Accel Projects may be done at any time, but work needs to be aligned to 6 th grade academic standards. All final work must be turned in for credit prior to locking of grades of that trimester. Use a Bibliography at the end of Projects. Cite all sources and resources used to receive full credit. 35Welcome... Mrs. D's Class
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Test Repair Forms may be used on any test or quiz, but not on finals. Follow all directions on the form. Any form not completely or correctly filled out will not be graded. 36Welcome... Mrs. D's Class
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Parent signs a test … receive 5 extra points on the test A signed Study Guide … receive 5 extra points on your grade A Study Guide fully completed … receive 25 extra points on your grade Welcome... Mrs. D's Class37
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Reading = part of your homework. To show that you are reading, you must take AR tests Meet the quarterly goals, receive extra rewards Closing date for AR points coordinates with the closing date for grades 38Welcome... Mrs. D's Class
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Your responsibility to obtain and complete work/tests while absent Have one day to make up the work/tests for each day of your absence If you need additional time to finish your work/tests communicate with your teacher 40Welcome... Mrs. D's Class
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Green Absent Folder Check emails for daily homework assignments and projects and events E-mail your teacher or friends for homework assignments Parent pick up necessary books and/or papers for the day’s homework Welcome... Mrs. D's Class41
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Great Skills… Don’t procrastinate on your assignments and projects Using good organization and know what you need to do 43Welcome... Mrs. D's Class
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Your homework calendar, Agenda, must be copied exactly the way it is written on the board each day Homework assignments e-mailed to your home 44Welcome... Mrs. D's Class
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All assignments … secure in your binder or appropriate folder. No loose papers in your binder or desk Graded and returned assignments must be returned into the file box Don’t throw away your papers until the end of the semester and your parents have seen them. 45Welcome... Mrs. D's Class
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Keep your desk and binder organized all the time At the end of the day, the top of your desk be cleared of all materials Periodic desk and binder checks 46Welcome... Mrs. D's Class
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The texts be stored on the rolling cart Only use your assigned textbook 47Welcome... Mrs. D's Class
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Students and parents … welcome to call for information or tutoring especially if you need help to finish any assigned work! 49Welcome... Mrs. D's Class
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My e-mail address: dduenas@egusd.net The school phone number: 684-8177 Our blog-page for information: www.mrsduenas.edublogs.org Our wikispace-page for most assignment sheets and worksheets: www.mrsduenas.wikispaces.com Write these sites into your Agenda! Welcome... Mrs. D's Class50
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I am available for assistance before and after class, and during recesses Ask for help from your parents Ask for help from your peers Seek assistance or extra practice on the internet, from reliable sites 51Welcome... Mrs. D's Class
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Communicate with me. Don’t be shy or afraid. Accept consequences from not being responsible and own your inappropriate behaviors. 52Welcome... Mrs. D's Class
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Get ready for the BEST year EVER!!!! You are going to learn A LOT this year. I will help you to do your best and to learn at your very best. You will be VERY PREPARED for next year in Middle School, and beyond Welcome... Mrs. D's Class53
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