3 inch ring notebook binder for all subjects (1)
Dividers ( 2 packages of 8) use to divide papers in notebook into labeled sections
Paper-200 count-wide-ruled (2 packages)
Graph paper, quad type (1 package)
Crayons (1 box)
Pencils, number 2, (2 packages of 12)
Tissues-160 tissue package (2 packages)
Protractor (1)
Highlighters (2)
Green pocket folder (1)
Spiral notebook (1)
3-prong folder with pocket (1)
$25.00 room fee
Wonder How Your Sixth Grader Is Progressing?
http://school.familyeducation.com/middle-school/study-skills/36070.html
What are some sixth grade skills?
http://www.internet4classrooms.com/skills_6th.htm
http://kidshealth.org/kid/feeling/school/back_to_school.html
Survivor: Sixth Grade
http://www.jefferson.k12.ky.us/Pubs/MS_Survival_book.pdf
http://www.nea.org/parents/startnewyeartips.html
http://www.tennessee.gov/education/ci/standards/blueprint/
Sixth Grade Projects-Habitats and Archaeology: Can You Dig It?
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Sixth Grade Information
1. Believe in yourself, desire to do your best, and get and stay organized.
2. Your schedule is important. Write it down in your agenda. The same goes for your lock combination. REMEMBER, DO NOT SHARE YOUR LOCK COMBINATION OR YOUR LOCKER WITH OTHERS.
3. Supplies
A. Always bring paper, pencils, books, agenda, and any due assignments to class.
B. Label what is yours.
C. You need washable markers to keep in your locker until needed.
D. The Homeroom fee is $25.00.
E. Rent for locks is $1.00. If you lose your lock during the year, you will be charged $4.00.
4. Classroom Policies
A. Read the handbook found in the front of the agenda.
B. Read and follow 6B Block rules posted in each classroom.
C. Field trip privileges will be taken away for consistent and/or extreme misconduct. This is for everyone's safety.
D. The minutes between classes and our break time are a privilege and should not be abused. They can be removed. Go promptly to the next class, take a seat, and remember proper behavior if in the restrooms or hallway.
E. Unless you are sent by a teacher somewhere else, you should always be on the appropriate hall of your class.
F. Never leave the classroom without your agenda-it is your hallpass. We will give you an agenda. Keep it with you throughout the day, if you lose your agenda, you must purchase another one for $6.50.
G. Students have the privilege of using computers if they have submitted a properly signed technology form. Respect the property and remember to follow school rules as outlined on the technology usage agreement.
RULES
1. NO GUM OR CANDY.
2. BRING BOOKS, AGENDA, MATERIALS, AND ASSIGNMENTS TO CLASS.
3. RAISE HAND BEFORE SPEAKING OR GETTING OUT OF YOUR SEAT.
4. KEEP HANDS, FEET, AND OTHER OBJECTS TO YOURSELF, USE NO INSULTING LANGUAGE, AND NO HORSEPLAY.
5. ALWAYS DO YOUR OWN WORK.
CONSEQUENCES
FOR DETAILED CONSEQUENCES PLEASE SEE HANDBOOK IN YOUR AGENDA
CARAVAN CASH INCENTIVE PROGRAM
TIPS ON HAVING A GREAT YEAR
Good communication is important! Take all old tests, work, and notes home and return signed what needs to be signed. Record important assignments and notes in your agenda. If someone at home needs to talk with the teachers, please encourage them to do so. Learning happens better when teacher(s), student, and parent(s) work together.
Do your best
Be in assigned seat when the class starts and ready to work
Eat a good breakfast and get enough rest
Come to school clean
Use good English and good manners
No cheating in any way!!! (That means sharing homework isn't allowed)
Make up missed work
Don't bother the teacher's or other student's belongings
Get organized
Write down assignments
Ask questions if you don't understand
Put headings on your paper (this will be explained in class)
Keep your locker clean
Remember: We, the teachers, promise to care and do our best to ensure that you learn. We also want to make learning fun. When students, teachers, and parents work together, school can be a very wonderful place. We, the sixth grade teachers, will do our best to create a wonderful working atmosphere. However, we need everyone's help in doing this. Any disturbance can keep others from learning. Please do your part to make this year one where everyone is learning, enjoying learning, and having a great, safe year!