Managing TimeA 6th Grade Guide to Locker Use and Avoiding Tardies

• There will be times in sixth grade where you will have many things to juggle at the same time. • If you haven’t already learned, you

must manage your time well.

Lockers

• Practice opening your locker!• Practice before and after school until you are proficient.• Practice during advisory until you are proficient.

PracticePracticePractice

Lockers

• If you still have trouble, here are some tips.• Pick certain times to go to your locker and get the supplies

you need for several classes. This will help with not getting tardies and allow for restroom visits during the passing periods that you don’t need to go to your locker.

• The next slide will give you an example. This is only a sample and your schedule might be different.

Go to locker here and get supplies for math and science

Go to locker here and get supplies for

PE, History and ELA

Go to locker here and get supplies for choir and Reading

Let’s say your schedule looks like this.Period Class Room #1-2 Math 4063 Science 4044 Lunch5 P.E. Gym6 History 4137 ELA 3108 Choir Choir room9 Reading 412 Go to locker and get

homework

Restroom/Water

Activity

• Have students take out their schedule. If they do not have their schedule, have them take out a piece of paper and write their schedule on it.

• Have students mark locker visits and restroom/water visits in the passing periods on the schedule.

• Remember! It takes more time to change hallways so do not go to your locker when you are going to a different hallway.

Tardies

• Tardy sweeps begin this week!• Four tardies equal one referral. This means you will be

called to the assistant principals office and assigned lunch detention.

Hints to avoid being tardy• Walk on the right.• Practice opening your locker.• Get to class quickly.• Talk to your friends at lunch not in the hall.

Cavaliers Always, Value, Academics, Leadership, Integrity, Effort, Resiliency, Service to Others

Which of the CAVALIER belief does this lesson fall under?

Effort