civics syllabus

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What’s This Class About, Anyway? You’ll be learning about our government, its levels, how it was created, how it has grown, how you are a part of the process and how it continues to change with time. Unit 1 A Tradition in Democracy Unit 2 The Federal Government Unit 3 State and Local Government Unit 4 The Citizen in Government Unit 5 The Citizen in Society Unit 6 The American Economy Unit 7 The United States and the World 1 Supply List Pens, Pencils, 3 Ring Notebook with Paper, Index Cards, Glue Stick and one box of kleenex. Sign Up for Remind 101 [email protected] Get Take Home Folders signed each week. Remind 101 Ronna Buckley on Facebook BRING YOUR SUPPLIES TO CLASS EVERY DAY 1 PARTICIPATE IN THE LESSONS 2 FOLLOW ALL CLASS AND SCHOOL RULES 3 7TH GRADE Civics Ms. Buckley’s Class

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What’s This Class About, Anyway? You’ll be learning about our government, its levels, how it was created, how it has grown, how you are a part of the process and how it continues

to change with time.

Unit 1 A Tradition in Democracy

Unit 2 The Federal Government

Unit 3 State and Local Government

Unit 4 The Citizen in Government

Unit 5 The Citizen in Society

Unit 6 The American Economy

Unit 7 The United States and the World

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Supply List Pens, Pencils,

3 Ring Notebook with Paper, Index Cards,

Glue Stick and one box of kleenex.

Sign Up for Remind 101

[email protected]

Get Take Home Folders signed each week.

Remind 101

Ronna Buckley on Facebook

BRING YOUR SUPPLIES TO CLASS

EVERY DAY

1PARTICIPATE IN THE

LESSONS

2FOLLOW ALL CLASS AND SCHOOL RULES

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7TH GRADE

Civics Ms. Buckley’s Class

Classwork 40%

Tests & Projects 50%

Notebook Grade 10%

Bring all books, materials, and a good attitude to class.

Be in your seat and working when the bell rings.

Follow directions the first time given.

Raise your hand to speak or to leave your seat.

Respect yourself, your classmates, our classroom, and your teacher

Consequences (If you choose to break a rule) 1st offense: verbal warning 2nd offense: break detention 3rd offense: parent contact/ break

detention 4th offense: parent contact/ break

detention 5th offense: office referral Severe disruption: immediate office

referral

I’m looking forward to a great year with you. Welcome to my class.

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