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Welcome Track 3 7 th Grade Parents!

Learn about your child's Track Three teachers - Mrs. Bass, Ms. Brown, Mr. Marion, Mrs. Huber-Jones, and Mrs. Torrence. Discover the importance of student-led conferences, grading scales, core class details, and ways to communicate with teachers. Stay updated on technology tools and access resources to support your child's learning journey.

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Welcome Track 3 7 th Grade Parents!

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  1. Welcome Track 3 7th Grade Parents!

  2. Who are your Track Three Teachers? Mrs. Bass Math Ms. Brown Language Arts Mr. Marion Science (Team Leader) Mrs. Huber-Jones Social Studies Mrs. Torrence –ICR, CA

  3. Student-Led ConferencesTBA First quarter interims will be given out at student-leds. Student-led conferences are a great way for parents to be involved with their child’s learning. It’s a time to talk about school in a school setting. You and your child meet in the DRMS Media Center and go over all grades with a “script”. Teachers circulate to answer questions. Your child must be present during the Student Led Conference, with all materials.

  4. Technology Website: http://www.wcpss.net//site/Default.aspx?PageID=8052 Power Schools—students and parents may each have their own log in. Please fill out a form and return to us to get your password for Power Schools. Web Tools: Students will receive a letter regarding several online tools that we will be using with students this year. Students will have lots of opportunities to Create, Collaborate, and Communicate in constructive ways using technology.

  5. Parent-Teacher Communication Team Website: We update it by lunch every Monday • Agenda- Feel free to write us notes in your child’s agenda. We will do the same. I prefer email. • Phone calls- We are limited to phone use during planning (9-10:30), and immediately after school. • E-mails—feel free to write us with any questions your child hasn’t been able to answer.

  6. Teacher Emails Mrs. Bass cjbass@wcpss.net Ms. Brown kbrown13@wcpss.net Mrs. Huber-Jones rhuber-jones@wcpss.net Mr. Marion cmarion@wcpss.net We check our email daily. If we have not responded within 24 hours, please feel free to send a follow-up email.

  7. Grading Scale 90 – 100 A 80- 89 B 70 – 79 C 60 – 69 D Below 60 F

  8. CORE CLASSES

  9. Language Arts Ms. Brown

  10. Homework: • Will be assigned on a nightly basis. It is understood that DEAR/Independent reading is to be done nightly. Monday: Study Island Tuesday: Reading Comprehension Wednesday: Article of the Week Thursday: Enrichment activity/writing We will be reading: • Non-fiction articles • Short stories • Novels • Poetry

  11. Independent Reading Log (IRL) • Your child should be asking for your signature as they finish a book. • Due twice a quarter (mid and final). Each is a separate grade. • Article of Week • Non-fiction reading, assigned on Wednesday, due the following Wednesday. • 2-paragraph response will include: Summary, Audience, Purpose, Opinion

  12. Math Mrs. Bass

  13. Seventh Grade Math has five main • areas of concentration. • Number Operations 2. Measurement • -Scientific notation -Area • -Rational numbers -Volume • -Integers -Surface Area • -Proportions -Scale Drawings • -Percents • -Discounts 3. Geometry • -Taxes -3D figures and • -Square roots relationships • -angles/coordinate planes

  14. 4. Algebra -Algebraic expressions -Equations -Inequalities -Linear equations 5. Graphing, Probability, Data Analysis -Histograms -Box and Whisker Plots -Circle graphs -Compare and contrast data -Central tendency -Statistics -Outliers

  15. Binders/ Notebooks All classwork and homework goes in the notebook/binders. Designed to create & keep a portfolio of all student work for the year chronologically. There will be periodic, unannounced notebook/binder checks.

  16. Social Studies Mrs. Huber-Jones

  17. The Social Studies curriculum focuses on World History (1450’s-Present) This includes: - The Renaissance - Age of Exploration - Age of Revolutions - Nation & Empires - WWI, & Interwar Years - WWII, & Post WWII - Modern Global Issues

  18. Notebooks & Writing Assignments • The majority of student work will be completed in their notebooks. • Graphic organizers • Primary source work • Maps • Etc. • Writing assignments are given weekly. • Completed on paper or digitally • Feedback based on Common Core standards and curriculum based focus *Expect one home project per quarter

  19. Science Mr. Marion

  20. The Science curriculum focuses on life, earth, and physical sciences. • Weather • Genetics • Human Body Systems • Physics • Cells/Protists • Please check my website for updated Quiz/Test Correction policy and late work policy. (Rules, Routines, Procedures Tab)

  21. Science • All notes are on my website. .PPT or Word. • Quizzes will be on Fridays or Mondays. • The majority of my handouts will be available on my website. • Labs 1/week or 1/every other week. • Cd for Textbook • Absent - PLEASE see me the day you return. • Progress- Grades updated weekly. Will call/email when we notice academic issues.

  22. Questions?

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