Ms. H's Subjects

Thursday, October 2, 2014

Welcome to Curriculum Night



Hello Parents, 

Here are some few items that you should keep in mind during the new school year. 

1. Schedule


Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Period 1
8:30 –8:40
Announcement
Announcement
Announcement
Announcement
Announcement
Period 2
8:40 –9:40
Math
Math
Math
Math
Math
Period 3
9:41 -10:12
Geo/His
Geo/His
Geo/His
Phys Ed
Geo/His
Recess
10:12 – 10:27





Period  4
10:27 – 10:57
Reading & Writing Workshop/
Media Literacy
Reading & Writing Workshop
Media Literacy
Reading & Writing Workshop
Media Literacy
Reading & Writing Workshop
Media Literacy
Reading & Writing Workshop
Media Literacy
Period 5
11:00 – 11:15
Lunch
11:15 – 12:15





Period 5
12:15 – 12:30
Reading & Writing Workshop
Media Literacy
Reading & Writing Workshop
Media Literacy
Reading & Writing Workshop
Media Literacy
Reading & Writing Workshop
Media Literacy
Reading & Writing Workshop
Media Literacy
Period 6
12:35 – 1:05
Religion
Religion
Family Studies
/Health

Religion
Religion
Period 7
1:10 –1:40
French
Phys. Ed
French
French
Ins. Music
 Recess
 1:40-1:55





Period 8
1:55 –2:25
Art

Science

Ins. Music

Science

French

Period 9
2:30 –3:00

 


 
2. Homework Completion



For homework to be an effective extension of the school program, the
teachers, parents, and students share the responsibility for developing and maintaining good homework practices.

The TCDSB Homework Policy suggests daily maximums, not including the suggested 30 minutes of reading:

Grade 7—70 minutes
 Grade 8—80 minutes

*Whenever larger projects are assigned it is important that students use time management skills to spread the work over many days.

For free online help with math homework please register at:


Parents, please:
· provide encouragement and appropriate support, without doing the homework for the student
· expect the student to complete homework regularly
· check agendas regularly as notes may be written in agendas requiring your attention



3. Online At-Home Extensions 




4. Agendas

In order to help students develop skills in organization, independence, responsibility, and ownership of their work, there is an expectation that agendas are used daily. Students are also expected to bring their agendas to school each day. Please use the agenda as a form of communication.
  








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