Welcome to 4th grade
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Mrs. G Minor will be the 4th grade teacher this year. She lists her classroom rules which include coming to class prepared and raising your hand before speaking. Good behavior will be rewarded with prizes and field trips, while bad behavior such as bullying will result in consequences escalating from warnings to meetings with the principal. Students will each introduce themselves.
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Welcome to 4th grade
- 1. Welcome to 4th Grade Mrs. G Minor Room 08
- 2. Teacher Introduction • Gloria Minor • Canton, MS born and raised • Hinds Community College, Jackson State University, Belhaven University • Education for 20 years
- 4. Classroom Rules • Come in quietly • No talking when the teacher is talking • Listen while other’s are speaking • Work quietly and do not disturb others • No eating in the classroom • Keep hands, feet, and objects to yourself • No profanity • Show respect for school, personal, and other’s property • Please ask if you need to borrow something • Please raise your hand when you need to ask a question or if something need to be addressed • Come to class prepared with materials and a positive attitude
- 5. Consequences G O O D • Movie/ popcorn day • Field trip • Pass to the school store • Star by your name • Teacher helper
- 6. Consequences B A D • 1st offense – Verbal warning • 2nd offense – Call parent • 3rd offense – Principal’s office • 4th offense – parent/teacher conference
- 7. • No fighting!!!!! • No profanity • No stealing • No pushing • Do not call any student anything except their name. • Please Let your teacher know if you are being bullied or if you suspect that someone else is.
- 8. Student Introduction All students, one after the other, please stand and tell us your name and something about yourself.