MRS. ANDERSON'S WEB PAGE

  

       Learn through faith, history, and imagination

 

OBJECTIVE:     To give information regarding my expectations to parents   

                                 and students.

 

Subjects:      All Sixth Grade Religion:  Old Testament

                                  All Sixth Grade Social Studies:  World History

                                  All Sixth Grade Math

                                  All Sixth Grade Science

                                  8A  American History (1865 to the Present)

 

Goals:    6th Grade Religion:  To give an understanding of God's plan for

                                            His people in the Old Testament, show how Jesus is the

                                           fulfillment of that plan.  To help students grow in their faith,

                                           liturgical participation, and sacramental life.

                                6th Grade Social Studies:  To help students achieve a basic understanding

                                            of world history and grow in the use of map and geography skills.

                                6th Grade Math:  To help students gain an understanding of basic

                                           mathematics concepts, work toward proficiency in computational skills

                                           and problem solving.

                                6th Grade Science:  To help students gain an understanding of the living

                                          and non-living environment and basic scientific knowledge while using

                                          the scientific method.

                                     8th Grade American History: To make students aware of the

                                          organization and functioning of the United States government and

                                          the responsibilities of citizenship.  To acquaint students with

                                          American History from post-Civil War Western Expansion to the Present.

 

Rules and
Procedures:   

 MIDDLE SCHOOL CLASSROOM CODE OF BEHAVIOR

 

·         AS A PERSON MADE IN GOD'S IMAGE I STRIVE TO DO MY PERSONAL BEST

      AT ALL TIMES.

·         AS A STUDENT OF THIS SCHOOL  I FOLLOW THE RULES AS STATED

      IN THE SCHOOL HANDBOOK.

·         I TAKE RESPONSIBILITY FOR MY OWN ACTIONS.

·         THROUGH MY ACTIONS I SHOW RESPECT FOR MYSELF, FOR OTHERS, AND FOR

      PROPERTY, PERSONAL AND SHARED.

·         BY MY PERSONAL BEHAVIOR I ENABLE AND ENCOURAGE

THE TEACHER TO TEACH.

·         BY MY PERSONAL BEHAVIOR I ENABLE  AND ENCOURAGE

MY FELLOW STUDENTS TO LEARN AND TO PARTICIPATE

IN THE LEARNING EXPERIENCE.

·         I COME TO CLASS PREPARED TO LEARN AND TO PARTICIPATE

      IN THE LEARNING EXPERIENCE.

·         I HELP TO MAINTAIN A SAFE PHYSICAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL 

ENVIRONMENT FOR MYSELF AND OTHERS.

 

 

 

GRADING 
SYSTEM: The Sixth Grade follows the Middle School and Secondary

                                 grading system which is numeric.

                                 Principal's Honors is 93% and above in all areas.

                                 First Honors is 90% and above in all areas.

                                 Second Honors is 85% and above in all areas.

 

                                 To be eligible for any of the above Honors , students must

                                 maintain a Satisfactory grade in Conduct, as well as a passing

                                 grade  in courses using letter grades.

 

                                 Grades of 69% and below are considered failing.

 

GRADING:    My grades are compiled from formal testing 50%,

                                 Daily work (home and class assignments) 30 %,

                                 Independent projects 20 %.

                                 The Language Arts Composite grade is compiled

                                 from Reading 40%, English 40%, Spelling and Vocabulary

                                 skills 20%.

 

Materials: MIDDLE SCHOOL SUPPLY LIST  for 2008-2009 School Year

 

The following items will be provided for the student through the Supply Fee.

Ø      Assignment Book

Ø      Marble Notebooks (8 per student in 6th, 7th, and 8th grades)

Ø      Pronged Colored Subject Folders

Ø      LC Classroom folders (2 per student for tests and Home-School Communication)

Ø      Expanding File for organization purposes ( 6th, 7th, and 8th)

Ø      Art Supplies

Ø      Science Supplies

Ø      Technology Supplies

 

Parents:  The following items need to be purchased by you.

  • 2 # 2 pencils with erasers
  • Black or blue pens for writing (May be erasable.)
  • Red pen for correcting
  • 12” ruler
  • Glue sticks
  • 1 package of loose leaf (100-200 sheets) wide-ruled
  • Pencil case (zipper pouch)
  • Pencil sharpener
  • Colored pencils
  • Highlighter
  • White Out (tape or pen only-NO LIQUID)

 

**Calculator specific to 8th grade may be required

**Please be aware that each individual teacher may have additional requirements for

    their class that you will be made aware of the first week of school.

  Students may want to have markers to make posters and other projects.

 

Scissors are available in the classrooms and should not be carried by students as

they are considered weapons.

All textbooks should be covered at all times.  Your child can extend the life of the

texts by putting a cloth cover over the paper one.  The religion books are soft-

backed and have been given extra support to extend their use.

 

Supplies do get used up and wear out. Please make periodic checks that your

child has the supplies needed.

HOMEWORK:Usually, students have some homework every night.

                                                     Each student has a homework assignment book.

                                                     If there is no assignment in that subject the word

                                                     "none" should be written.  Be suspicious of too

                                                     many "nones."   Check and sign your child's book

                                                     every night.  Generally, I follow the policy of

                                                     one day's grace period for homework.  After that

                                                     the student receives a zero for that assignment.
                                                         

                                                     I will make every effort to post daily homework on

                                                     my homework board and on the Homework site listed

                                                     below.  (Just click the square.)  It is the student’s 

                                                     responsibility to copy the assignments. 

                                                     Long term  assignments are posted on  

                                                     the website also.  If a project paper is lost you can

                                                     e-mail me,  and I can send it to you via attachment.

 

Click on the link below for homework assignments.

HOMEWORK