Mr. MacLean6th Grade

Virgil School09/24/2015

Role Model

Golden Rule

Respect

Never Give Up

8:15-8:35 Start of day-Morning Message, Morning Work

8:35-9:00 Morning Meeting 9:00-10:25 ELA (Double Period, Fridays 2nd half is

Library)

10:30-11:10 Social Studies 11:15-11:55 Special- M,W- P.E.; T,Th-Music; F- Art 12:00-12:30 Recess 12:30-1:00 Lunch 1:05-1:45 Science 1:48-2:28 Math 2:30-3:10 RTI 3:10-3:15 Get ready for dismissal

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ElVUqv0v1EE

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The ELA and Math Standards can be accessed on:

https://www.engageny.org/Take a stand,

support it.Use evidence from multiple

sources.

Explain and align different

texts. Infer information.

We have the expectation of all students reading a minimum of 25 AR books and passing the tests associated with them.

Millionaire’s Club

Any books in class may be taken as AR tests

Journals- Your student has one journal that will travel to and

from school daily. These are our reading journals.

Designed to get your student thinking about their reading in different ways. They should select a prompt prior to reading.

Reading journals- are for daily homework, reading 15 minutes a night and answering a reading prompt. Journals are checked every day for completion.

I will collect approximately every 2 weeks and reply to your student’s prompts, beginning September 25th.

Students will be assigned writing projects and reading projects throughout the year

Reading Groups and Literature Circles- students are rated on their completeness of work and ability to attend to the task while discussing the reading book

Writing projects are rated on a generic 4-point rubric, some are itemized on a task specific rubric to ensure certain criterion are met, rubrics are discussed in class and will be posted on my website when the class has finalized their rubric, prior to the project starting.

Learn more about fewer key topics Build skills within and across grades Develop speed and accuracy Really know it, really do it Use it in the real world Think fast and solve problems

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Sprints to practice fluency Encourage estimation for

reasonableness Shortcuts are okay if they

understand why. Math goals to reflect on our

practice.

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Sphero

Dash and Dot

KibuCubelets

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Your School ID is: 218582

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• Campbell Soup Labels

• Box tops

• Price Chopper

• Target-

• Tyson chicken labels

The great thing about our school PTO is that you can be as involved as you would like.

The PTO sponsors many events and activities that benefit your child.

• Meetings are once a month. The next is October 14th @ 7pm in the Dining Room.

Amy Johnson, PTO President ajohnson@cortlandschools.org

X1137607-345-0748 (c)607-835-6623 (h)

Thank you for coming!I appreciate you taking time out to come

and get to know our classroom a little better.

Please be sure to sign up for a conference time on MONDAY, November 16th, to

discuss your student’s academic success.