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Course Catalog - Middle School


Going from 5th to 6th Grade

  • Pre-Scheduling for 7th Grade Worksheet

Starting 6th grade can be an exciting yet nerve-wracking experience for many students. It marks a transition from elementary to middle school, and it's perfectly normal to feel a mix of emotions during this time. Here are some tips to help you feel more comfortable and confident as you start 6th grade:

  • Acknowledge your feelings (nervousness is normal).

  • Stay positive and focus on new opportunities.

  • Be prepared with school supplies and materials.

  • Talk to friends about your feelings.

  • Be open to making new friends.

  • Ask questions and seek guidance from teachers, counselors or older students.

  • Join clubs or sports teams to make connections.

  • Develop good organizational skills.

  • Share your feelings with parents or guardians.

  • Embrace challenges as opportunities to learn.

  • Be yourself and stay true to your values and interests.

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