6th grade

6th Grade Update

Our 6th grade students are currently reviewing key skills and concepts to strengthen their foundation for the remainder of the year. Soon, we will begin an exciting new unit on Greek Mythology, where students will explore classic myths, powerful gods and goddesses, and the timeless lessons these stories teach. We look forward to diving into this engaging and imaginative topic together! 

Our iReady challenge has started out strong! I truly believe this will motivate students to complete and pass their lessons with greater focus and effort. I’m excited to see the growth that will come from this!

Each day at the end of class, we will spin the wheel and whichever student’s name it lands on will receive a phone call or email home. This is a way for me to keep families informed and connected to what is happening in our classroom. If the student has had a great day, I will send a positive message to share their success. If the student did not have the best day, the message will reflect that and let you know what we can work on improving. My goal is to maintain open communication and celebrate the good while also addressing areas where students can grow. 

Thank you for your continued support at home.

• **IMPORTANT DATES**

• March 6-last day of Quarter 3

• March 11-reports cards go home

• March 12-regular school day

• March 13-TWD No school

• End of Year Awards Day Dates:

  • 4th Grade - 8:00 am in Gym - Thursday, May 21 

  • 5th Grade - 9:00 am in Gym - Thursday, May 21

  • 6th Grade - 10:00 am in Gym - Thursday, May 21

  • 7th Grade - 12:00 in Gym- Thursday, May 21

  • 8th Grade - 1:30 in Gym- Thursday, May 21

Mar 30 -- SPIRIT NIGHT @ DAIRY QUEEN

Spring Break -- April 3rd - April 12th

Classroom Newsletter 

Reminders

• Please help students remember to follow both classroom and PCA expectations each day.
  
  

• Some students are not completing their reading logs and are receiving 0’s. This is an easy 100—please make sure they are filling these out nightly.
  
  

• Students should bring their supplies daily to class: headphones, pencils, notebooks/binders, and other needed materials. Being prepared helps them succeed!
  
  

Thank you for your continued support at home—it makes all the difference!