back to school night orientation procedures expectations
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Back to School Night
Orientation
Procedures
Expectations
About Mrs. Bylo
– Bachelors Degree – UCR– Credential- CSUN– Masters- Azusa Pacific University– Language Arts Mentor Teacher 1999-2000– Golden Wings Teacher – 15+ years experience with 6th Grade Lang.Arts– Married, two adult daughters, Ventura resident
for 30+ years
Homework
Monday: Spelling and Languages Arts Packet
Friday: Packet due
Students are expected to read their A/R book twenty minutes every day
Agenda1. Organizational Tool
2. Plan of the Week
3. Due Dates for projects
4. Communication tool for teachers and parents.
Communication1. Agenda Notes
2. Phone before and after school
3. E-mail
4. Parent conferences in October or as needed
5. Home Notices
6. Report Cards
Behavior Expectations
1.Treat others the way you would like to be treated.
2.If it’s not nice, don’t say it or repeat it.3.The choices you make determine your
opportunities and consequences.4.This is a ‘G’ rated classroom- keep your
language and behavior ‘G’ rated.5.Refer to class letter.
Reading
1. Five finger test.
2. Build speed and comprehension.
3. Read A/R book 30 minutes every night.
4. Genre book reports.
5. Class novels chosen to reinforce standards.
Accelerated Reader Program
1. Monthly library visits.
2. Select by zone of proximal development (ZPD) and Genre.
3. Read daily.
4. Take computer quiz.
5. Attach quiz to book report.
Reading Materials
• Non-fiction accounts
• Short Stories• Weekly Reader• Narratives• Essays
• Poetry• Myths and legends• Charts, graphs• Instructions,directions• Computer screens
Writing Process
• Generate Ideas• Graphic organizer• Rough draft• Edited copy• Final draft
Writing Projects
Essays
Book Reports
Journal writing
Poetry
Paragraph practice
Genre writing
Short story
Speaking and Listening
• Short Speeches• Discussions• Oral Book Reports• Group Presentations
• Listening quietly• Respectful posture• Taking turns in group discussions• Following multi-step instructions• Clarifying questions
Why Art in the Classroom?
• Following oral and written instructions
• Planning• Producing a final
project• Develop aesthetic
sensibility• Uses fine motor skills
Computers
• Final draft writing.
• Take Accelerated Reader quiz.
• Limited searches.
Supplies1. Binder with dividers
2. Agenda
3. Lined paper
4. Sharpened pencils
5. Hand sharpener that catches shavings
6. Blue or black pen
7. A/R book
Sixth Grade Goals
1. Develop self reliance
2. Practice and improve academic skills
3. Increase emotional intelligence