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Ms. Calderaro's 6th grade science class rules emphasize respect for others. Students are expected to enter quietly, do their "Do Now" promptly, and follow classroom rules about respectful behavior, asking permission and trying their best. Behavior will be graded according to a rubric assessing self-control, life skills use, interactions with others, and participation/contributions. Students are given bathroom passes each quarter and reminded of school rules against cell phones, gum and hats in class. Exit procedures involve cleaning up and waiting quietly to be dismissed. The class covers 21st century skills and Next Generation Science Standards through tests, projects, homework and other assignments.

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Rules Procedures

Ms. Calderaro's 6th grade science class rules emphasize respect for others. Students are expected to enter quietly, do their "Do Now" promptly, and follow classroom rules about respectful behavior, asking permission and trying their best. Behavior will be graded according to a rubric assessing self-control, life skills use, interactions with others, and participation/contributions. Students are given bathroom passes each quarter and reminded of school rules against cell phones, gum and hats in class. Exit procedures involve cleaning up and waiting quietly to be dismissed. The class covers 21st century skills and Next Generation Science Standards through tests, projects, homework and other assignments.

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Ms.

Calderaros
Class
6th grade Science

Entering Our
Room
ALWAYS, ALWAYS, ALWAYS
Quickly
Quietly
And calmly
If you are in my advisory, please
take down your chair quietly as
possible.

Do Now
Means do this right now!
Usually a writing prompt or sheet.
Also in your student planner, you are to
write the agenda & homework.
Homework will be posted with the day
its due (usually on Friday).
I am taking attendance at this time and
unavailable for questions

Class Rules
Are all about RESPECT!
Please come to class with a positive
attitude and be mindful of your tone.
If you are having a bad day, its okay.
BUT apologize if you unintentionally are
disrespectful.
Appreciations only no put downs! Use
appropriate language only.

Class Rules
(cont.)
Remember to treat others how you
would like to be treated.
Always ask permission to get out of your
seat.
Always try your best (your best does not
mean perfect).
The only way to fail is to give up!
Behavior Grades will be determined by
the following rubric.

Behavior Rubric
Outstandi
ng

Satisfacto
ry

Needs
Improvem
ent
N

Unaccepta
ble

Maintains selfcontrol at all


times

Maintains self
control most
of the time.

Maintains self
control some of
the time.

Rarely
maintains self
control

Uses Life skills


& Guidelines
Regularly

Uses life skills


most of the
time

Uses life skills


some of the
time

Rarely uses life


skills

Gets along
well with
others daily

Gets along
with others
almost daily

Disrupts
learning of
others/
Needs
reminding &
inappropriate
behavior stops

Disrupts
learning of
others. Refusal
to stop
Inappropriate
behavior

Always
participates/co
ntributes to

Most of the
time
Participates/co

Behavior
disrupts class
discussion/teac

Behavior
severely
disrupts class

Think Pair Share


Why is it important to
respect each other?

Classroom Signs
Refer to top of whiteboard

Bathroom Passes
Bathroom passes will be given during
your advisory period.
You will get one per quarter (3 months).
Bathroom passes will cannot be used
first and last 15 minutes of class.
Use like wisely and think of them like
money.

School Rules (in a


nutshell)
No cell phones at all during class time
No gum
No hats or hoods (if theres a roof over
your head, you dont need it)!
Please refer to pages (12-15) in Student
Handbook.
Handbooks will be given during advisory.

Think Pair Share


Why are rules important?
What would happen if we lived in a
world without rules or laws?

Exit Procedures
Stop working and listen for clean up
direction
Clean up your workspace, throw away
trash, put paper in recycle bin and return
ALL classroom materials.
Wait quietly until your table is dismissed.
Push in or put up your chair before
leaving.

21 Century
Learning
st

21st Century Students


Communication To articulate clear effective ideas in diverse
environments
Collaboration

To share work effectively and offer


contributions as a member of a team

Creativity

To use a wide range of techniques and ideas


as well as be open to diverse perspectives
with problem solving

Critical
Thinking

To reason effectively through ideas, interpret


and draw conclusions about information, and
solve unfamiliar problems based on analysis.

Next Generation
Science
Standards

Grading

50% Tests &


Projects
Projects are assignments that are a
cummulation of the information
students have learned
The point spread is 20 to 200 points
possible. The size of the points of the
project correlate to the time spent on
the project.
Projects will be accepted one day late
only with a lowered grade

10% Homework
Homework is weekly. It is assigned on
Fridays and is due on the following
Friday.
It is posted in three places: board,
planner, website
When homework is late homework,
partial credit is given.
Students responsible for turning in
homework when absent

Other Important
Information
School Loop: TBA
Textbook

http://www.tinasdynamichomeschoolplus.com/2
014/12/04/free-middle-school-sciencecurriculum-and-magazine/

Download the PDF file

Supplies
These supplies help maintain organization and are
necessary for the success of the student.
EMS Planner (or your own planner) write your
schedule on or inside your planner.
Science notebook (30 cents in student store)
Lined paper (75 cents in student store)
Pencil ( 5-25 cents in student store)
Pen

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