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All Stars

Dear Parents/Guardians of All-star Team Students,

 

Welcome to Park View and the All-star Team! We are looking forward to an exciting and productive year in 6th grade. Below you will find some helpful information about our team policies.

Students need to come to class on time and prepared to learn. This means they arrive with their homework, pencil/pen, binders, books, planners, and any other needed materials. We expect students to be respectful and to give their best effort. Repeated failure to meet expectations will result in a teacher detention with a 24 hour notice given to parents.

 

Science

Mrs. Schuler

Team Leader

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This year in Science, we will use a number of different online tools to engage with science content, the two primary ones are my Google Classroom page and Amplify.  Everything handed out in class can be found on my Classroom page that each student has joined.  Students will utilize a binder to organize all information received during class. As an alternative to a textbook, students frequently use Amplify as a way to read, view, and listen to science content.  There will be times when students may have electronic homework please let me know if this is a problem in any way.

 

Homework is expected on time any homework turned in late will be taken for half credit or 50%.  Any assignments that are missing due to absence the student has the equivalent time of the absence to make up the work.  Students who receive a 64% or lower on a quiz may retake the quiz and receive the average of the two grades.  Students who receive a 65% and above may retake their quiz by using 10 PBIS points and will also receive the average of the two grades.

 

Math

Mrs. Farias 

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We will be using McGraw-Hill Reveal as our math program this year.  You will have a workbook as well as digital access to the material.  Students are expected to bring their planner, pencils, the workbook, a notebook, and a reading book to class each day.  I will utilize Google Classroom to post assignments, reminders, and other material.  

 

Homework is intended to be used as practice for what we are learning in class.  It is expected to be turned in on the due date by the start of class.  Homework turned in late will receive half credit.  If a student is absent on a due date, the assignment is expected the day the student returns.  Extended absences will be dealt with on a case by case basis.  

 

Quizzes will be given regularly.  Students who receive a 64% or less will be allowed to make corrections to their quiz and the final score will be an average of the two grades.



English Language Arts

Mr. McWeeney

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-Students are expected to bring a reading book and pencil to class everyday.  Students will utilize a one subject notebook to organize all information received during class.  Composition Notebook, one subject notebook and folder will be provided at a future date.

 

-Student notes/assignments are posted in Google Classroom weekly.  

 

-Students are expected to read their Independent book for homework every night for at least 20 minutes.  

 

In ELA, we will be wrapping up our Narrative unit, by learning how to write dialogue. We’ll then practice incorporating that skill, and sensory detail, into our narrative, which is worth a test grade. Then we will be starting Unit 2 of StudySync which involves comparing and contrasting, while reading many excerpts and short stories. We will also start the process of learning how to write a five paragraph essay. This includes learning how to write a thesis statement, an intro paragraph, how to properly include and cite a quote in a body paragraph. Students are still expected to read two books and complete two book reports before the end of the quarter.


-I always accept late work, but do not allow quiz/test redo’s as students should be getting two free 100’s on quizzes if they properly complete their book report.



Social Studies

Mrs. Borton

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In Social Studies we will be using the McGraw-Hill textbook DIscovering Our Past: A history of the United States.  Students are expected to bring their Social Studies binder to organize all information received during class, a pencil, their planner and a reading book to class each day.  

 

Any homework turned in late will be taken for half credit or 50%.   Projects are weighted the same as quizzes and tests. For every day a project is late -5% will be taken off the total score.  If a student is absent on a due date, the assignment is expected the day the student returns. Extended absences will be dealt with on a case by case basis.