Mrs. Maria Druan

Classroom Rules

1. Class Begins When You Enter the Room. Upon entering the classroom, you must go to your assigned seat and prepare for class. There may be music playing, and directions for the class will be stated on the board in front of the room under the heading "Warm Up." There is no talking after the bell.

2. Homework is to be written on lined paper with three holes (no frayed edges). You must use pencil, and it must be neat and legible. Line 1: Your name; Line 2: Date, and Line 3: Class Period are to be written in the upper right corner. On the left side of the paper, write the page number of the assignment. You must show all work.

3. Classroom Atmosphere. Courtesy and respect are to be shown to all people in Room 123. There will be one speaker at a time, and all people will listen to the speaker. You must raise your hand when you have a question. Every person and every comment is important.

4. Consequences of Misbehavior. If you do not follow the rules, you will be issued an after school detention.  You may board the late bus, walk, or be transported by car. Transportation is to be arranged by parents prior to the detention. A detention form will be given.

5. Responsibility. You are responsible to bring materials to class and to prepare homework assignments on time. You must make every effort to make up missed work.

7. Comfort is of utmost importance. In order to learn, you need to be in a stress-free environment. You need to be prepared for learning and attentive at all times. Respect, responsibility and support will help you to learn.

Supplies:

• 1-inch spiral notebook--1 subject
• plenty of lined paper
• colored pencils
• protractor
• ruler (Metric and U. S.)
• 2 sharpened pencils
• scientific calculator
• 2 highlighters
• red pen

Seventh Grade Curriculum Topics

Place Value	Pictorial Rep of Numbers	Fractions, Decimals & Percents	Order, Magnitude & Rounding	Models for Operations
Basic Facts	Computation w/Whole Numbers and Decimals	Computation w/ Fractions & Integers	Solving Word Problems	Numerical Estimation Strategies
Estimation	Ratio & Proportion	Computation w/ Percents	Time	Approximating Measures
Customary & Metric Measurement	Geometric Shapes & Properties	Spatial Relationships	Tables, Graphs & Charts	Statistics & Data Analysis
Probability	Patterns	Algebraic Concepts	Classification & Logical Reasoning	Mathematical Applications

Math Dictionary site:  http://www.teachers.ash.org.au/jeather/maths/dictionary.html

email address: druanma@watertownctschools.org

updated: 12/7/2006