6th Grade Expectations
6th Grade Class Expectations
Classroom and School Rules Contract
6th Grade
I pledge to follow all classroom and school rules as stated by my school and teachers. I will be respectful, responsible, and ready in all areas of the school community. I understand that rules are in place so that our school can be a safe and orderly learning environment geared towards student success. I understand that if I do not follow classroom and school rules there will be consequences for my actions.
Our Classroom Rules
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Be Responsible |
Be Respectful |
Be Ready |
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Complete my work on time and do your best. |
Listen to adults. |
Have materials ready. |
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Be an active learner. |
Raise hand and wait to be called on to speak. |
Have materials organized. |
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Ask for help when needed. |
Keep hands, feet, and objects to yourself. |
Be on time. |
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Use materials appropriately. |
Treat others the way you want to be treated. |
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Clean up after myself. |
Allow others to learn |
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All chair legs on the floor. |
Cooperate with others. |
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6th Grade Homework Policy
The sixth grade teachers will be working together as a team to plan, team teach, and differentiate instruction for our students. Students could have homework in various subject areas. We have outlined some beliefs and expectations for homework below.
- We believe homework is an important key to success and academic achievement.
- We believe homework should be used as a tool to reinforce skills that have already been taught in class.
- We believe homework helps teach responsibility, an important skill in life and future careers.
- We believe when parents assist students with their homework, they are helping their child improve their
achievement.
- It is expected that all homework assignments are turned in on the due date.
- It is expected that late or incomplete homework must be accompanied by a parent note, email, or phone call,
explaining why the homework is not complete.
