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Welcome to Adobe GoLive 6
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About Me
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Contact Me at Home
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Hours to Visit
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My Links
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Mrs. Marci Flake
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Unpublished at teacher's request
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Please call or email to set up appointments. 7:30-3:00 Monday-Friday.
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March Madness!!!
Hope you enjoyed your break, because it's about to get crazy. 1st right off the bat we have AzSci testing for 5th & 8th graders on Tuesday (3/24), followed by PTC Wednesday and Thursday (3/25-26). Then next week we have AASA testing (3/31,4/1-2).
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6th Grade
Daily Topics for Week of March 23
Monday-Geography:Continents and Oceans
Tuesday-Ancient China Dynasties
Wednesday-Quin & Han China
Thursday-Tang & Sing China
Friday-make up & life skills
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7th Grade
Daily Topics for Week of March 23
Monday-Major Battles
Tuesday-Major Battles
Wednesday-WWI Propaganda
Thursday-Treaty of Versailles
Friday-Make Up and life skills
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8th grade
Daily Topics for Week of March 23
Monday-Basics of Judicial Branch
Tuesday-AzSCI test
Wednesday-Case jurisdiction
Thursday-Supreme Court
Friday-make up and Life Skills
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Library
The library has a book search system. You can look up books that are in our school library!
Click here to open a new window and be redirected to the link mentioned above.
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Grading, Test, and Work Policies
Assessments- 40%
Unit assessments will happen at the end of each unit, with a total of 11 or 12 depending of the class. Retakes are an option, I will average the score of the 2 tests. Retakes must be done with in 5 school days of the original test day.
Participation- 30%
Based on engagement, preparation and respectful behavior. Students will be expected to participate in classroom discussions, presentations and debates.
Homework/Classwork- 30%
Studnets need to complete digital and traditional work. Late work will be accepted up to 5 days after due date, there will be a 50% deduction.
Extra Credit will be available upon request. Requests must be made with enough time before the end-of-quarter grading deadline, no less than 2 weeks before deadline. Assignments will be based on specific academic topics.
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