Hi, I'm Kang or aka "King Kang" or "tall guy," and one of the authors of sixth sense and the article, "That's insane!" My favorite hobbies are gaming and solving math. My favorite color is green; I have lots of friends and brain cells; and I can make good laughs using my power of words.
Hi! My name is Shaambhavi and I'm a 6th grader. I love music, art, writing, and anything creative. I also enjoy being outdoors and playing sports—especially tennis, football, ping pong, as well as doing yoga. I’m a total foodie and love trying new dishes. I also love a good joke and can never resist making a funny pun!
Hi! I am Declan and I am a 6th grader. I love music, art, and spending time with my family and friends. I also love reading fantasy and mystery books. I do Tae Kwon Do and I love it. I wanted to do the sixth sense because I thought be a fun opportunity to do it. I love writing especially fantasy and mystery stories.
Hi I'm Leia, and I'm a writer in the 6th sense. I love writing because you can write about anything in your imagination. In my free time I love to write fantasy stories, realistic ones, mystery stories and love reading them too! I love to swim and play the piano. I joined the Sixth Sense community because I wanted to write and share the experience of 6th grade with those who want to read it. I absolutely love to play video games and love dogs, especially my own!
Hi I'm Sid and I am one fifth of the sixth sense for the second trimester. I love playing basketball, guitar and reading books. I am excited to be writing the Sixth Sense this year. I know I will always be grateful for this opportunity. I enjoy going to nice places. I am a great writer and I will be writing even greater entries.
Hey, I'm Ms. Arroco, a 6th grade teacher at Almond Elementary. I pride myself in creating a classroom community that hums with curiosity, creativity, and lively conversation. I'm also an adviser for the Student Council, guiding young leaders in finding their voices and shaping the Almond school community. A lifelong learner at heart, I approach both teaching and life with a spirit of wonder and growth.
When I'm not in the classroom, you might find me curled up with a good book, experimenting with new recipes in the kitchen, or exploring new corners of the world — collecting stories, flavors, and experiences along the way.