1. Welcome to North Gwinnett MS Mrs. Evans 6th Grade Math & Science e-mail: krista_evans@gwinnett.k12.ga.us Website: http://gcps-kristaevans.onmycalendar.com/ mskristaevans.wordpress.com

2. Team 21 Schedule Monday/Friday Schedule Homeroom: 8:55-9:20 1st Academic: 9:20-10:20 2nd Academic/RR: 10:20-11:50 Lunch: 10:53-11:19 Connection A: 11:50-12:40 Connection B: 12:40-1:30 Lockers/Bulldog Pride 1:30-2:05 3rd Academic: 2:05-3:00 4th Academic: 3:00-4:00 Homeroom/Lockers/Dismissal: 4:00

3. Team 21 Schedule Tuesday/Wednesday/Thursday Schedule Homeroom: 8:55-9:20 1st Academic: 9:20-10:27 2nd Academic/RR: 10:27-12:05 Lunch: 11:19-11:44 Connection A: 12:05-12:55 Connection B: 12:55-1:45 Lockers/3rd Academic: 1:45-2:54 4th Academic: 2:54-4:00 Homeroom/Lockers/Dismissal 4:00

4. Math & Science Department Grading Policy Grading Policy Summative Assessments.....45% Formative Assessments…….35% Homework…………………………5% Interim………………………………5% Final…………………………………10% Grading ScaleA=> 90-100 B=> 80-89 C=> 74-79 D=> 70-73 U=> 69 or less Promotion Requirements Please note that 6th grade math must be passed both semesters for promotion to 7th grade. If one semester is passed but not the other, summer school will be required for promotion. Reteach/Retake Policy Students must attend scheduled reteach/retake sessions which will be posted on teacher websites when each unit test is given. Students must attend the reteach in order to retake a test.

5. Tutoring Day Tuesday & Wednesday Mornings @ 8:00. Students will be receiving a pass this week that will get taped in their agenda.

8. Team 21 Units Quarter 1: Community Quarter 2: NGMS Pillars Quarter 3: Health Quarter 4: Change

9. Math

11. Order of Operations

12. Square Roots

13. Scientific Notation

14. Integers (all operations)

15. Probability

16. Analyzing Data

17. Fractions (all operations)

18. Ratios and Proportions

19. Rational Numbers (all operations)

20. Rules for patterns and sequences

21. Solving Equations whole numbers, decimals, and fractions

22. Evaluate expressions

24. Tax, tip, discounts, etc.

25. Using proportions

26. Scale drawing

27. Scale factor

28. Line and rotational symmetry

29. Three dimensional figures

30. Similar and congruent

31. Using formulas to find perimeter, area, volume, and surface area of three dimension

32. Measurement Customary and Metric

34. Prime Factorization

35. Solving equations

36. Decimals

37. Interpreting data, tables, and graphs

38. Greatest Common Factor and Least common multiple

39. Fractions

40. Proportions

42. Line and point symmetry

43. Area, perimeter, and volume

44. Metric conversions

45. Interepret 3D geometric figures

46. Surface Area

47. Probability

48. Solving problems in the form of y=kx

51. Complete Warm Up

52. Write down Homework

53. Turn in goal SheetWarm Up Find the missing number in each prime factorization 120 2. 100 2 x 3 x _____ 4 x ____

54. Corny Joke of the Day Why did Max walk backwards to School? Because it was back to school day

55. The Only Instruction…… Try to find a relationship/pattern with your numbers

56. Table of Contents Date: 8/11 Section 4-2 Title: Prime Factorization Page: 5-8

58. A number is divisible by its factors.2 6 3 6 2 3 = ÷ = 6 is divisible by 3 and 2. 3 6 ÷ 2 = Factors Product

59. Materials and Online Textbook Math: Holt Online: http://my.hrw.com User Name: kevans1024 Password: onlinetb

60. Homework Grade on completion. Did they truly try all the Problems (0, 50, 100) for that day. To receive full credit, they must show ALL WORK The homework grades are taken on a weekly basis They may hand in homework up until Test day for ½ credit If there were 4 assignments and they didn’t complete 1 of them, they would receive 75% of a weekly grade. It’s 5% of the grade Responsibility & Effort

61. Classwork Anything completed in class It’s counted as Formative assessment (35%) I do accept late work 10 points off for everyday it’s late

62. Science

64. Explain rock cycle

65. Describe Earth’s geologic history

66. Fossils

67. Energy sources

68. Conserving energy

69. Layers of the Earth

70. Weathering

71. Erosion

72. Deposition

73. Soil

74. Volcanoes & Earthquakes

75. River Systems

76. Effects of Human activity on the Earth

78. Earth’s major water sources

79. Topography of world’s oceans

80. waves, currents, and tides

81. Climate

82. Weather

83. Relative position of earth, sun, and moon

84. Earth’s movement in space

85. Phases of the moon

86. Solar system

87. Planets

88. Galaxies4th Quarter: Accelerated Biology components such as: Biodiversity, evolutionary basis of systems, natural selection, dichotomous keys

89. Tiered Leveled Projects Lets look at an example! 1 2 3

90. Any Questions?!?!?!?!