Mr. Montagna
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WELCOME TO 7TH GRADE GEOGRAPHY
Mr. Montagna, Room G-10



CLASSROOM EXPECTATIONS
  • Be Respectful
  • Be Responsible
  • Be Ready To Learn
MATERIALS NEEDED
  • Textbook
  • Daily Planner
  • Pen or Pencil
  • Other materials will be provided
CLASS PROCEDURE
  • Arrive on time
  • Be prepared
  • Copy assignment into planner
  • Work on Do-Now
CLASSWORK
  • Assignments will be on board daily
  • Assignments will be recorded in Planners
  • Assignments will be posted on Teacher Web Page
HOMEWORK
  • Homework will be on board daily
  • Most homework involves completion of classwork
  • Late or incomplete work receives partial credit
GRADES
  • Grades follow Charlotte County guidelines
  • Grading rubric is posted in room


GEOGRAPHY GRADING RUBRIC


A   - All assignments complete.                 90-100%
     - Understands material.
     - Work is free of errors.
     - High level of participation.
     - Demonstrates knowledge daily.
     - Daily effort well above average.

B    - Most assignments complete.               80-89%
     - Understands most material.
     - Work is mostly free of errors.
     - Good level of participation.
     - Demonstrates knowledge often.
     - Daily effort above average.

C   - Majority of assignments complete.         70-79%
     - Understands majority of material.
     - Work usually free of errors.
     - Fair level of participation.
     - Demonstrates knowledge adequately.
     - Average daily effort.

D   - Some assignments complete.                        60-69%
     - Understands some material.
     - Work has errors.
     - Low level of participation.
     - Rarely demonstrates knowledge.
     - Poor daily effort.

F    - Nothing complete.                                Below 60%
     - No understanding.
     - Many errors.
     - No participation.
     - Little knowledge.
     - No daily effort.



SOCIAL STUDIES POWER BENCHMARKS 6-8

Language Arts Benchmark Correlation for Social Studies

 

 

LA.A.1.3.2    Uses a variety of strategies to analyze words and text, draw

                      conclusions, use context and word structure clues, and

                      recognize organizational patterns.

 

LA.A.2.3.1    Determines the main idea or essential message in a text and

                      identifies relevant details and facts and patterns of 

                      organization.

 

LA.E.2.2.1    Recognizes cause-and-effect relationships in literary texts

                     (applies to fiction, non-fiction, poetry and drama).

 

LA.A.2.3.2    Identifies the author’s purpose and/or point of view in a

                      variety of texts and uses the information to construct meaning.

 

LA.A.2.2.2    Identifies the author’s purpose in a simple text.

 

LA.A.2.2.3    Recognizes when a text is primarily intended to persuade.

 

LA.A.2.2.7    Recognizes the use of comparison and contrast in a text.

 

LA.A.2.3.5    Locates, organizes, and interprets written information for a

                      variety of purposes, including classroom research,

                      collaborative decision making, and performing a school or

                      real-world task.

 

LA.A.2.3.6    Uses a variety of reference materials, including indexes,

                      magazines, newspapers, and journals, and tools, including card

                      catalogs and computer catalogs, to gather information research

                      projects.

 

LA.A.2.3.7    Synthesizes and seperates collected information into useful

                      components using a variety of techniques, such as source

                      cards, note cards, spreadsheets, and outlines.

 

LA.A.2.3.8    Checks the validity and accuracy of information obtained from

                      research, in such ways as differentiating fact and opinion,

                      identifying strong vs. weak arguments, and recognizing that

                      personal values influence the conclusions and author draws.

                                                                                
                                                                 


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