MRS. SWANEY READING 6
  • Announcements
  • Bud, not Buddy
  • Zlateh the Goat
  • VOCABULOUS
  • Mother Fletcher's Gift
  • Word Analysis/Prefixes
  • Homework Calendar
  • Cynthia Rylant
  • QVCIPC
  • Where's the Beef?
  • Prefixes, Suffixes, Roots
  • THE KID
  • Shoe Writing
  • A Night Divided
  • AARON"S GIFT
  • Who's On First?
  • Test Prep
  • TEST PREP WRITING
  • Test Prep More Practice
  • The Giver
  • Lob's Girl
  • The King of Mazy May
  • INTO THE ICE
  • Citations
  • When Crowbar Came
  • Bud, Not Buddy Interview
    • Library
  • IXL
  • QUESTIONS
  • Mrs. Swaney's Email
  • Woodsong
  • The Good Deed
  • The Red Guards
  • Hatchet
  • The School Play
  • Jeremiah's Song
  • The Chimpanzees I Love
  • Pencil Assignment
  • POETRY/Figurative Language
  • READING HOMEWORK
  • Gettysburg Project
  • The Raven
  • Class Rules
  • The Problem of Cell 13
  • PASS NOVEL
  • A WRINKLE IN TIME
  • Sign of the Beaver
  • The Ransom of Red Chief
  • Access Your School Email
  • Reading Strategies
  • The Lady or the Tiger
  • Measuring Up
  • Reading Street
  • Personification Poems
  • Persuasive Writing
  • Saving the Rainforest
  • FRINDLE
  • PARCC PRACTICE TEST
  • Our Book Reports
  • Sousa Writing
  • HOLES
  • SLO TESTING
  • About Me
  • 180 Days Homework
  • The Raven
  • Independent Reading
  • A Christmas Carol
  • Hamlet/Lion King
  • Vocabulary Notebook
    • CENTERS
    • Welcome
  • Ray Bradbury
  • WRINGER
Classroom Rules
  • Be Respectful to

    ·      Your Teacher

    ·      Your Classmates

    ·      Yourself

    ·      Property

    Be Kind

    ·      Treat others they way you wish to be treated.

    ·      Stand up for students who are not being treated well.

    Be Responsible

    ·      To start working when the bell rings

    ·      For your materials

    ·      For your own work

    Be Honest

    ·      No cheating

    ·      No lying

     Homework Policy

    Homework is due at the beginning of class on the day it is due.

     It can be turned in the next day for half credit.

    Absence Policy
      
    It is quite a challenge to keep up with all the missing work from absences.  I would love to tutor each child individually, but it is impossible for me to keep track of each 90+ students' missing work.  As stated in the handbook, it is the student's responsibility to see that missing work is completed.

     My teaching style does not consist of worksheets.  When a student misses class, it is difficult for me to know how to have the student make up the class work.  I also spend the majority of teaching time in instruction, so when a child misses my class, he cannot make up tests in class the next day because he will miss new instruction.

    To allow students to make up tests, I place the tests in study hall so that students have the opportunity to make up the tests they miss.  It is the student's responsibility to ask for these tests, not the study hall
    teacher's.  I try to give at least a week for students to make up this work which is more time than allowed in the school policy.

     Students who do not have a study hall may work at the homework table during lunch or stay after school any night except Friday, and I can allow them to make up the tests or quizzes with me. They need to check with me to make sure I will be staying, but this is not usually a problem.

    I hope this clarifies how a student makes up work in my class.



     

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