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This document outlines classroom policies and procedures for Mrs. Davidson's class. It includes information about Mrs. Davidson's education background, required school supplies, classroom rules about participation and respect, morning arrival routines such as putting away belongings and reading a quote, homework policies including due dates and late penalties, behavioral expectations, bathroom, cafeteria, hallway and end of day procedures.
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1st day
- 1. Welcome to Mrs. Davidson Classroom 2016-2017
- 2. About Mrs. Davidson • I graduated from Mississippi State University where I studied Educational Psychology. • I am now attending Belhaven University to receive my Master’s in Elementary Education. • I enjoy traveling and spending time with my family.
- 3. Classroom Rules • Participate • Ask Questions • Respect the teachers • Take turns • Never give up • Explain your answers fully • Respect the classroom • Stay positive
- 4. Classroom Procedures • Remain in seats at all times • Raise your hand • Keep hand, feet, and objects to yourself at all times. • Respect each other
- 5. Required Materials • 2 pack of regular pencils (no mechanical) • Erasers • 3 packs of wide rule loose paper • Colored pencils • Crayons • Red pens • 2 packs of glue sticks • 1 Composition Notebook • Scissors • 1 Gallon size bag with zip
- 6. Morning Procedures • Greet the teacher as you enter the classroom. • Unpack all items from book bag and place behavior log in the bin. • Place book bag and lunch bags in designated area. • Swap out your pencil for a sharpen. • Read the morning quote and begin on bell ringer. • DO NOT TALK
- 7. Homework • All homework assignments are due at the beginning of class. • Homework should be completed in pencil at all time. • All homework will be includes in the homework grade. • If absent, it’s the student responsibility to meet with the teacher to discuss previous homework assignment. • Late homework will be accepted with a 10 point deduction.
- 8. Behavior Plan • 1st –Warning • 2nd – Conference • 3rd – Phone Call • 4th – Office
- 9. Restroom Break • Make sure you use the restroom before coming to class and after lunch. • If its an emergency, you must use the hall pass. • Wash hands before returning to the class.
- 10. Cafeteria Procedures • When in line, remain silent and stay on the green line. • Line up according to your lunch selection. • Make sure your lunch area is clean and throw all trash in the trash can.
- 11. Hallway Procedures • Walk silently on the right side of the wall. • Keep your hands by your side. • Remain on the green tile at all times • No running in the hallways.
- 12. End of the Day Procedures • Go get back pack from designated areas. • Listen to the end of the day announcement. • Line up by your designated picture.