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Grissom Middle School

35701 Ryan Road, Sterling Heights MI 48310   Phone 586.825.2560   Attendance  586.698.4543

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Homework

Please understand that this is just a guideline for the week.  Assignments are subject to change as work is adjusted to meet the needs of the students.

WEEK OF: Curriculum Overview Unit 1Study Guide Review Unit 2 Common Assessment	6th Grade Math http://my.hrw.com/ (online book link) User Name: sgrade57 Password: e7n9r Click link for homework: February 13-17 February 6-10 January 30- February 3 January 23-27 January 16-20 January 9-13 January 2-6 December 19-23 December 12-16 December 5-9 November 28 November 21-25 November 14-18 November 7-11 October 31- November 4 October 24-28 October 17-24 October 1 -14 October 3-7 September 26-30 September 19-23 September 12 -16
Curriculum Overview Unit 2 Study Guide Review April	7th Grade Math http://my.hrw.com/ (online book link) User Name: sgrade56 Password: u4s8p Click link for homework: February 13-17 February 6-10 January 30- February 3 January 23-27 January 16-20 January 9-13 January 2-6 December 19-23 December 12-16 December 5-9 November 28 November 21-25 November 14-18 November 7-11 October 31- November 4 October 24-28 October 17-24 October 1 -14 October 3-7 September 26-30 September 19-23 September 12 -16
Curriculum Overview Unit 2 Common Assessment February 13, 2012 Unit 2 Study Guide	8th Grade Math http://my.hrw.com/ (online book link) User Name: slogin22 Password: a9e2w Click link for homework: February 13-17 February 6-10 January 30- February 3 January 23-27 January 16-20 January 9-13 January 2-6 December 19-23 December 12-16 December 5-9 November 28 November 21-25 November 14-18 November 7-11 October 31- November 4 October 24-28 October 17-24 October 1 -14 October 3-7 September 26-30 September 19-23 September 12 -16

Contact Teacher		Classroom rules and procedures
Resources	Schedule	Study Tips

Schedule

Hour	Course	Time
1^st Hour	7^th Grade Math	8:00 – 9:02
2^nd Hour	Prep	9:06 – 10:06
3^rd	6^th Grade Math	10:10 – 11:10
4^th Hour	6^th Grade Math	11:48 – 12:48
5^th Hour	8^th Grade Math	12:52 – 1:52
6^th Hour	6^th Grade Math	1:56 – 2:56

Resources

virtual manipulatives

Graph paper

http://www.mathgoodies.com

http://www.aaamath.com/pct.html

http://www.visualfractions.com/

http://www.superkids.com

http://www.mms.com/

http://www.CoolMath4Kids.com

More Resources

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Classroom

Rules and Procedures

Mrs. Searle – CLASSROOM RULES

1. Come to class prepared to learn with all required materials. Bring a pencil, notebook, textbook, folder, and agenda on a daily basis.

2. Be in your seat and ready to work when the bell rings. All pencils should be sharpened.

3. Respect and be polite to everyone. Be attentive and respectful when the teacher or someone else is speaking. This includes substitute teachers.

4. Listen and stay seated when someone is talking.

5. Respect other people’s property. Students are responsible for cleaning up after themselves, not writing on desks or defacing school property, asking permission before borrowing from someone and returning borrowed materials.

CLASSROOM PROCEDURES

• Entering the Room:

Enter the room quietly like ladies and gentlemen.

• Attendance:

School rules will be followed.

If there is bellwork, students will begin as soon as they enter the room.

• Tardy Students:

The student will sit down quietly without disturbing anyone else on the way.

Students that are not in their assigned seat when the bell rings are considered tardy.

• Leaving the Room during class:

Students are urged to take care of going to the rest room, drinks, etc. between classes.

If it is really necessary for a student to leave the room during class, they must sign out and use the class hall pass.

• Seatwork:

Students are to work individually on seatwork unless other direction is given.

• When seatwork is completed:

Students may do other homework or read.

• Clean up:

During a normal class period, students need to clean up their own area prior to leaving.

• Dismissal:

Students will remain seated until dismissed by the teacher.

Chairs should be pushed in.

Sixth hour students will be responsible for stacking chairs.

MISCELLANEOUS PROCEDURES

• Fire, Tornado,and Lock Down Drills:

Remain quiet and listen for directions.

• PA Announcements:

Students will remain quiet for PA announcements.

• Eating & Drinking:

There is no eating or drinking is class.

• Headings on all papers:

All headings should include your first and last names, date, hour, and assignment.

• Writing Instruments:

Use only pencils.

• Neatness and Legibility:

If I can’t read it, I can’t grade it, so make it neat and legible. Any paper that is illegible will receive a zero.

• Due Dates:

Credit will be given for work that is complete and turned in on time. If you have an excused absence, you have the number of days that you were excused to catch up on any assignments that you missed. This includes tests or quizzes.

• Make up work:

Make up work is the responsibility of the student.

• Grading:

Notes/Bellwork/Participation/ Homework: 25%

Tests/ Quizzes : 75%

Student test grades of “D” or “E” may be retaken. It is the student’s responsibility to arrange this with the teacher in a timely fashion.

IMPORTANT NOTE:

Even if no specific homework has been assigned, students should be reading over their notes or reviewing online at http://my.hrw.com/. This means you have homework every day.

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Study Tips

10) Make sure you can hear, see, and understand the teacher.

9) Copy down everything your teacher says is important

8) Make up any work you may have missed or failed miserably.

7) Don't cheat. At all. Ever. Under any circumstances.

6) Create a special study area.

5) Make a routine of studying at a certain time.

4) Don't wait until the last minute.

3) Find a study group.

2) Be Prepared for the test.

1) Keep a list of websites on hand for easy access and help with math.

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Contact Teacher

Email: Searle@wcskids.net

Ext. 26312

Phone: 586-825-2560 Ext. 26312

Last updated on 9/15/11 Y.Searle