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Ms. Bradt teaches Social Studies, Reading, and Language/Writing classes. 6th Grade Reading
and Writing 6th Grade Social Studies: This is a year-long, four-quarter, sixth grade level Social Studies course. The focus of this class during the first quarter will be on learning the skills needed to use maps, globes, charts, graphs, etc. In addition, learning the geographic location of the continents, oceans, states, and more will be expected. From the second quarter on, the in-depth study of Canada and Latin America will be covered. The National Social Studies and History Standards including the study of civics, economics, geography, U.S. history, and world history will also be used to expand each student’s view of the world throughout the year. **Please have your son/daughter bring colored pencils or crayons to this class! Ms. Bradt’s Classroom Rules 1. If you get breakfast at school, please consume your food in the cafeteria. 2. Water bottles are ok. Healthy, non liquid or non gooey snacks are ok. Never bring soda or sugary drinks into the classroom. 3. The classroom is for learning, not disrupting. If you disrupt others, or the teacher you will be asked to leave. Passing notes or acting out quietly to get attention is also disrupting. Texting, and having cell phone activities is against the district rules/policy, and also disrupting to learning. Cell phones will be taken from you and given to the principal. 4. Come to class prepared and ready to learn. Sharpen pencils prior to the beginning of class. Having classroom school materials is required. You must have a notebook, paper, and writing material on you daily. Do not come to class and expect the teacher of others to supply your needs. If there is a problem with obtaining supplies, please see Ms. Bradt. 5. Respect everyone. If you are having a problem, tell the teacher, or write her a note. 6. Do not leave your seat or wander during instruction. This is disrespect for the teacher and the learning of others. If you need to use the restroom, or sharpen your pencil, you will have to wait until the teacher is done with the lesson. No wandering around the classroom during work time, or visiting, as that is also disrupting, and you will be asked to leave. 7. Leave toys at home. Toys will be kept by the teacher until your parents come to school and get them. Keep your hand held devices, or iPods in your backpack, or they will end up in the office. 8. Clean up your space prior to leaving the classroom. Respect for your classroom is a good thing! 9. Get to class on time! Too many tardies = a referral to the office. Be responsible!! 10. During block classes, you may have a break between classes. If you misbehave in the hallway or the restroom you will give up your break for a long time. Responsibility is the key to avoiding this! 11. Throw nothing in the classroom. 12. Refusing to work will not be tolerated. Not working is refusing. Respecting the learning of others and for yourself! 13. Never get into the teachers desk, or take anything off of the teacher’s desk without permission. It is disrespectful, and could get you into a lot of trouble!
Consequences ü Warning, Time Out, or Lunch Detention. ü Phone Call Home and Office Referral ü Free Trip to the Principals Office
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