Welcome to 7th Grade English
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This document provides information for students in Ms. Johnson's 7th grade English class at Albritton Middle School for the 2016-2017 school year. It outlines classroom rules including being on time, prepared, respectful, and engaged. Students will work on writing skills and different genres while learning basic grammar. Grades are on a scale from A to F, homework and late work policies are defined, and extra points can be earned for good behavior and timely work.
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Welcome to 7th Grade English
- 1. WELCOME TO 7TH GRADE ENGLISH! ALBRITTON MIDDLE SCHOOL 2016-2017
- 2. MEET THE TEACHER MS. JOHNSON
- 4. CLASSROOMRULES FOLLOW THE 4 B’S • Be On Time • Be Prepared • Be Respectful • Be Engaged
- 5. NO CELLPHONES ALLOWED!! ALL CELLPHONES WILL BE TAKEN TO THE OFFICE FOR PARENT PICK-UP!
- 6. COURSE GOALS • Students will participate in a program of writing activities designed to develop the Si x writing traits, in order to improve the students' writing. • Several writing genres will be practiced in a variety of assignments. • Basic grammatical skills, proofreading, language development, editing, and the writing process are addressed and reinforced.
- 7. ACADEMIC GRADES A - Superior – (90-100) B – Above Average – (80-89) C – Average – (70-79) D – Below Average (65-69) F – Unsatisfactory – Fail (64-Below)
- 8. HOMEWORK Homework will be collected at the START of the Class Period. Late Homework will be accepted up to 48 hours late only - without Doctor’s Excuse!
- 9. LATE WORK Late Work (Assignments, Classwork, and Exams) will be accepted up to 1 day late ONLY. There will be a 40% point reduction without a Doctor’s Excuse.
- 10. EXTRA POINTS • Students can Earn EXTRA POINTS for Being on Time • Coming to Class Prepared • Turning in Assignments on Time • Following Instructions
- 11. THINGS TO REMEMBER • Follow Directions • Raise Your Hand if You Have a Question • Be Prepared • Do Your Own Work • Do Not Copy • Be Productive • No BULLYING • Have FUN and LEARN