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Sean Covey’s The 7 Habits of Highly Effective Teens Upon learning more about the ideas and goals of SCDS’s seventh grade program, Chaplain Teresa suggested using The 7 Habits of Highly Effective Teens as a basic blueprint for the workshops. (See Appendix.) This book is a. After spending three days working with my 8th graders on a road trip project, I needed a one-day activity that was fun, interactive, and tied to the 8th grade Oklahoma math standa.Being in the halls of Morgan County Middle School brings back lots of memories from 30+ years ago when I walked the 4th – 8th grade halls myself as a student here. It was some of my struggles (academically, physically, emotionally, and socially) during this difficult time in life that gave me the determination to make my class one that students will feel loved, needed, respected, and challenged. I want my students to look forward to coming to science each day, and I want them to be able to share with someone else each night concerning what they learned new that day.
Bilbo Baggins lives a quiet, peaceful life in his comfortable hole at Bag End. Bilbo lives in a hole because he is a hobbit—one of a race of small, plump people about half the size of humans, with furry toes and a great love of good food and drink. This website is your access point for everthing that has to do with our 7th grade English class. Thanks for visiting. Young’s 7th Grade English. Van Gogh Cafe, The. Sanvoisin, Eric. Ink Drinker, The. From the Mixed-Up Files of Mrs.
After graduating in 1989 from Morgan County High School, I worked at the Bank of Madison for 6 years as I worked on my Bachelor’s Degree in Middle School Education at UGA. Later, I continued my education at UGA and received a Master’s Degree in Instructional Technology. My first job was at Nathaniel Greene Academy where I taught 3rd grade for a year. Excited to get back to my hometown, I taught 8th grade Language Arts, Science, and reading for ten years. Then I moved to 7th grade at Morgan County Middle School where I taught Life Science, Language Arts and reading for seven years. Of the sciences, I have taught Earth Science, Physical Science, Life Science, and Integrated Science during my teaching career. This will be my fourth year teaching 6th grade.
A little more about me… My family consisting of my husband and 12 1/2 year old daughter live in Madison. My mother and father, Carolyn and Glynn Broome, have lived in Madison for 40+ years. My brother, his wife, my nine year old nephew, and my six year old niece live in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. My hobbies include “mini vacations” with my family, spending every minute I can with my daughter playing and learning, gardening, painting, cooking, fishing, and surfing the web for resources. I am a member of Fusion Church of Madison.
I am looking forward to working with you and your child this year!!!Welcome to Bay HavenCharter Academy7th GradeAdvance Language ArtsTeacher:Mrs. McCants
Dear Parents/Guardians and Students,
Welcome or welcome back to Bay Haven.We have a very exciting and challenging yearahead of us!In order to be productivein the classroom, everyone must put forth his or her very best.In order to maintain success, I havedeveloped a few classroom procedures that I will expect all students tofollow.I would like for every studentto keep a copy in his or her binder.
1.Respectothers, yourself, and the environment around you.
2.Cometo class with a positive attitude and PARTICIPATE.
3.Cometo class prepared and on time.
4.Followall school rules including uniform guidelines.
5.Donot speak while others are speaking and raise your hand if you would like totalk and contribute to the discussion.
6.Beginworking on your Journal or writing assignment as soon as you enter the classroom.Do not wait for the bell.
7.Handin all work complete and on time.
8.Thebell does not dismiss you; I willdismiss you.
9.No gum is allowed; only water in the proper containers.
10.Take careof all housekeeping activities (i.e. sharpening pencils, getting extra paper,etc.) before class begins.
The most important policy: DO YOUR BEST EVERY DAY!
Materials needed:a binder, composition notebook, pens andpencils, colored pencils, notebook paper.You will need these materials every day in class.
Texts Used: 1.A SpringBoard textbook will be given to each student.
2.Holt Rinehart Elements ofLiterature textbook (will be kept in the classroom.)
3.ZanerBloser Read for Read (will be kept in the classroom)
4.Variousnovels and poetry throughout the year
5.Please have a novel with you to read.
(Students may bring a book from home, check one out from theschool library, borrow one from the public library, or borrow from ourclassroom library.)
Homework:Each studentshould purchase a planner the first week of school.Allassignments should be carefully copied in the section for each day’s assignment box and shouldbe completed by the due date.Homeworkis given periodically, but you should be reading in your independent novelevery night.
Hall Passes:Students must usethe hall pass located in the back of their planners.
Absences:Make-up work is the responsibility of thestudent.You are allotted five days fromthe day you return to school to make up all missed assignments.Homework assignments are on the board.Please make sure you copy them. Each studentshould have the phone number of at least two reliable students in the class tocall for missed work.I will do my best to help all students make upwork when they are absent. Students should see me if they miss a test or quizASAP.
Evaluating andGrading:All grades will be postedon FOCUS;I try to uploadall grades on a weekly basis.Thestrands of learning encompass reading, writing, literature, language, listeningand speaking.
Formative grades willmake up 40% and Summative grades will make up 60% of your child’s finalaverage.
Class work 10%, Homework 10%, Quizzes 20%, Tests, Projects,and Essays 60%
Book Project: This is a way for students to get involvedwith reading, analyzing and evaluating many types of literature.Research shows that for students to becomebetter readers, they must READ. Please encourage your child to read each evening.HOMEWORK ANDASSIGNMENTS TO EXPECT THROUGHOUT THE YEAR:7th Grade Elawelcome To Mrs. Bryan’s Learning Cafe Facebook
*Vocabulary
*Daily Challenges (to be completed the first 10 minutes of class each day)
*Grammar Assignments (mini grammar lessons covering conventions)
*Writing assignments
*Research projects/presentations
*Reports (various formats: digital, role play, etc.)
*Reading (in and out of class, covering all genres)
*Cooperative learning assignments (usually done in class; students are graded individually)
*Literature assignments (novel studies, short stories, poetry, fiction)
*Quizzes/Test (Tests are more complex and involve more critical thinking skills.Tests will cover longer literature selections, literary terms, writing concepts, and background information on authors and times periods)
Note to Parents: Ihave a classroom library of young adult novels that I allow students to checkout.Most of the books have been donatedto my class; consequently, I have not read them all.I am not aware of any offensive readingmaterial, but again, I have not read each one.
Parent/Student Agreement FormFor: ClassExpectations Packet InformationMy child and I have read the Language Arts course packet andhave discussed the expectations of the class.We understand the class requirements, procedures, homework, andgrading.Please return the form andsignatures to Mrs. McCants as soon as possible.
Parent/guardian ~ first and last7th Grade Elawelcome To Mrs. Bryan’s Learning Cafe Haysville
Name:_______________________________________________________
Student first and last7th Grade Elawelcome To Mrs. Bryan’s Learning Cafe Eat N Park
Name:_______________________________________________________
I give my permissionfor my child to borrow books from Mrs. McCants’ classroom library.
Parent Signature:____________________________________Date:_____________
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https://diarynote.indered.space
Sean Covey’s The 7 Habits of Highly Effective Teens Upon learning more about the ideas and goals of SCDS’s seventh grade program, Chaplain Teresa suggested using The 7 Habits of Highly Effective Teens as a basic blueprint for the workshops. (See Appendix.) This book is a. After spending three days working with my 8th graders on a road trip project, I needed a one-day activity that was fun, interactive, and tied to the 8th grade Oklahoma math standa.Being in the halls of Morgan County Middle School brings back lots of memories from 30+ years ago when I walked the 4th – 8th grade halls myself as a student here. It was some of my struggles (academically, physically, emotionally, and socially) during this difficult time in life that gave me the determination to make my class one that students will feel loved, needed, respected, and challenged. I want my students to look forward to coming to science each day, and I want them to be able to share with someone else each night concerning what they learned new that day.
Bilbo Baggins lives a quiet, peaceful life in his comfortable hole at Bag End. Bilbo lives in a hole because he is a hobbit—one of a race of small, plump people about half the size of humans, with furry toes and a great love of good food and drink. This website is your access point for everthing that has to do with our 7th grade English class. Thanks for visiting. Young’s 7th Grade English. Van Gogh Cafe, The. Sanvoisin, Eric. Ink Drinker, The. From the Mixed-Up Files of Mrs.
After graduating in 1989 from Morgan County High School, I worked at the Bank of Madison for 6 years as I worked on my Bachelor’s Degree in Middle School Education at UGA. Later, I continued my education at UGA and received a Master’s Degree in Instructional Technology. My first job was at Nathaniel Greene Academy where I taught 3rd grade for a year. Excited to get back to my hometown, I taught 8th grade Language Arts, Science, and reading for ten years. Then I moved to 7th grade at Morgan County Middle School where I taught Life Science, Language Arts and reading for seven years. Of the sciences, I have taught Earth Science, Physical Science, Life Science, and Integrated Science during my teaching career. This will be my fourth year teaching 6th grade.
A little more about me… My family consisting of my husband and 12 1/2 year old daughter live in Madison. My mother and father, Carolyn and Glynn Broome, have lived in Madison for 40+ years. My brother, his wife, my nine year old nephew, and my six year old niece live in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. My hobbies include “mini vacations” with my family, spending every minute I can with my daughter playing and learning, gardening, painting, cooking, fishing, and surfing the web for resources. I am a member of Fusion Church of Madison.
I am looking forward to working with you and your child this year!!!Welcome to Bay HavenCharter Academy7th GradeAdvance Language ArtsTeacher:Mrs. McCants
Dear Parents/Guardians and Students,
Welcome or welcome back to Bay Haven.We have a very exciting and challenging yearahead of us!In order to be productivein the classroom, everyone must put forth his or her very best.In order to maintain success, I havedeveloped a few classroom procedures that I will expect all students tofollow.I would like for every studentto keep a copy in his or her binder.
1.Respectothers, yourself, and the environment around you.
2.Cometo class with a positive attitude and PARTICIPATE.
3.Cometo class prepared and on time.
4.Followall school rules including uniform guidelines.
5.Donot speak while others are speaking and raise your hand if you would like totalk and contribute to the discussion.
6.Beginworking on your Journal or writing assignment as soon as you enter the classroom.Do not wait for the bell.
7.Handin all work complete and on time.
8.Thebell does not dismiss you; I willdismiss you.
9.No gum is allowed; only water in the proper containers.
10.Take careof all housekeeping activities (i.e. sharpening pencils, getting extra paper,etc.) before class begins.
The most important policy: DO YOUR BEST EVERY DAY!
Materials needed:a binder, composition notebook, pens andpencils, colored pencils, notebook paper.You will need these materials every day in class.
Texts Used: 1.A SpringBoard textbook will be given to each student.
2.Holt Rinehart Elements ofLiterature textbook (will be kept in the classroom.)
3.ZanerBloser Read for Read (will be kept in the classroom)
4.Variousnovels and poetry throughout the year
5.Please have a novel with you to read.
(Students may bring a book from home, check one out from theschool library, borrow one from the public library, or borrow from ourclassroom library.)
Homework:Each studentshould purchase a planner the first week of school.Allassignments should be carefully copied in the section for each day’s assignment box and shouldbe completed by the due date.Homeworkis given periodically, but you should be reading in your independent novelevery night.
Hall Passes:Students must usethe hall pass located in the back of their planners.
Absences:Make-up work is the responsibility of thestudent.You are allotted five days fromthe day you return to school to make up all missed assignments.Homework assignments are on the board.Please make sure you copy them. Each studentshould have the phone number of at least two reliable students in the class tocall for missed work.I will do my best to help all students make upwork when they are absent. Students should see me if they miss a test or quizASAP.
Evaluating andGrading:All grades will be postedon FOCUS;I try to uploadall grades on a weekly basis.Thestrands of learning encompass reading, writing, literature, language, listeningand speaking.
Formative grades willmake up 40% and Summative grades will make up 60% of your child’s finalaverage.
Class work 10%, Homework 10%, Quizzes 20%, Tests, Projects,and Essays 60%
Book Project: This is a way for students to get involvedwith reading, analyzing and evaluating many types of literature.Research shows that for students to becomebetter readers, they must READ. Please encourage your child to read each evening.HOMEWORK ANDASSIGNMENTS TO EXPECT THROUGHOUT THE YEAR:7th Grade Elawelcome To Mrs. Bryan’s Learning Cafe Facebook
*Vocabulary
*Daily Challenges (to be completed the first 10 minutes of class each day)
*Grammar Assignments (mini grammar lessons covering conventions)
*Writing assignments
*Research projects/presentations
*Reports (various formats: digital, role play, etc.)
*Reading (in and out of class, covering all genres)
*Cooperative learning assignments (usually done in class; students are graded individually)
*Literature assignments (novel studies, short stories, poetry, fiction)
*Quizzes/Test (Tests are more complex and involve more critical thinking skills.Tests will cover longer literature selections, literary terms, writing concepts, and background information on authors and times periods)
Note to Parents: Ihave a classroom library of young adult novels that I allow students to checkout.Most of the books have been donatedto my class; consequently, I have not read them all.I am not aware of any offensive readingmaterial, but again, I have not read each one.
Parent/Student Agreement FormFor: ClassExpectations Packet InformationMy child and I have read the Language Arts course packet andhave discussed the expectations of the class.We understand the class requirements, procedures, homework, andgrading.Please return the form andsignatures to Mrs. McCants as soon as possible.
Parent/guardian ~ first and last7th Grade Elawelcome To Mrs. Bryan’s Learning Cafe Haysville
Name:_______________________________________________________
Student first and last7th Grade Elawelcome To Mrs. Bryan’s Learning Cafe Eat N Park
Name:_______________________________________________________
I give my permissionfor my child to borrow books from Mrs. McCants’ classroom library.
Parent Signature:____________________________________Date:_____________
Download here: http://gg.gg/o4sf5
https://diarynote.indered.space
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