Mrs. Auble
6th Grade Language Arts
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Each day your child is expected to enter the class and follow our class expectations.
Our class expectations can be found below. If your child is not familiar with class expectations, they will soon become very familiar with them in our class as we go over them every single day.
Our daily times for arrival, class, lunch, and dismissal can also be found on this page
Your student is expected to follow these procedures and expectations each and every day. We want your child to succeed and succeed well!
7:30 a.m. Breakfast
7:50-9:40 1st Block (1st & 2nd period) 9:45-10:30 2nd Block
9:45-10:30 3rd Period
10:35-11:20 4th Period
11:20-12:50 5th Period
11:20-11:50 LUNCH (6th Grade)
12:50-2:00 6th Period
1:40-2:00 Break
2:05-2:50 7th Period
2:50 Dismissal
Classroom Management is one of the main
keys to having a successful classroom. As your child's teacher I
expect much out of the students just as they should expect
much out of me.
Here is a bit of what I believe about classroom management:
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Establish classroom rules immediately (even on day 1) and enforce consistently.
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Students will be expected to follow expectations and rules because consequences will also be set.
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We will always strive to be positive in our classroom.
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Students in my classroom will be responsible for their own learning.
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Students will be praised for their own sake, not for mine.
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I will model positive behaviors for the students in my class.
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Organization is KEY to managing a successful classroom
Class Expectations
RESPECT
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Yourself
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Your classmates
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Your environment
FOLLOW
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Class procedures
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ALL directions
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School policies
RAISE
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Your hand
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Your confidence
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Your expectations
EVERYDAY BE
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On time
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On task
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Prepared to learn
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ENTERING THE CLASSROOM:
1. Enter the class quietly.
2. Place all backpacks in designated spot.
4. Make sure you have a sharpened pencil ready.
3. Get started with bell ringer.
4. When finished wait for further directions to proceed.
