October 18th to 22nd- Fall Break

October 25th to 29th- Kindness Challenge week

Monday-Hats off to Kindness

Tuesday-Color the World with Kindness

Wednesday- Team Kindness

Thursday-Peace, Love, Kindness

Friday-Halloween Party

October 29th- Class Party and parade (2:45-3:34). Treat Sign Up

Halloween Costume Guidelines

 Be school appropriate and follow dress codes

 Not promote violence or be offensive to others

 No costume masks (face masks are still required per health order)

 No face paint

 No weapons or props

 Students should be able to put on/take off the costume themselves before their class party. 

November 1st-Professional Development Day- No Students

November 22nd to 26th-Thanksgiving Break

November 29th and 30th- Vision and Hearing Check

December 17th- Teacher Workday- No students

December 20th to January 2nd- Winter Break

January 3rd-Teacher Work Day- No Students

January 4th-First Day back from break

January 17th- Martin Luther King, Jr. Day

January 28th- Mother/Son Night

February 14th- Valentine's Day- Class Party with a Purpose

February 18th-Professional Development Day-No students and Father/Daughter Dance

February 21st-President's Day

March 8th and 10th- Spring Parent Teacher Conferences

March 14th to 18th- Spring Break

April 9th- Spring Fling Fundraiser

April 22nd- Professional Development Day-No students

April 25th- Comp Day-No students

May 25th- Last Day of School- 6th grade graduation

Weekly Check In!

Happy Friday and fall break!!

iReady.com

Block 1

Block 1 has done a great job with the beginning of Topic 2, Integers and Rational numbers. This week we learned how to use the absolute value to find distances between two plots on a map (quadrant plane). We have finished this topic and will review and test out the week we come back from fall break.   This is one of my favorite standards to teach and the students are excited about this topic. We will start our Pick a Projects and have 3 class periods to complete them, hopefully in class. Several students are so excited they may start working on them at home. Students began logging and tracking their iReady lessons. iReady is a vital piece of our math program as it meets the students where they are. This will help fill in math skill gaps and/or provide extensions or accelerated work on an individual need. 

Mrs Stages students will be seen by her on every other Tuesdays and Thursdays for math.

A reminder, our classrooms for math are 'flipped' classrooms, meaning the students will learn the lesson at home via EnVision online and with their workbooks and then we will practice, ask questions and check our understanding and ability to do the skill of that lesson in class the next day.  This approach is being used in middle and high school and provides more classroom time for teachers to work with students whole group, small group or individually during face to face class time. 

If a student is absent from school they can access the days lesson in Google Classroom. It is important that the work missed is made up prior to returning to class if at all possible. The lessons are presented online and the students follow along in their math workbooks. They then work out the problems and record answers in their math workbook  The students have their math notebook that will be a resource students may use throughout the year. 

Block 2

Block 2 has done a great job with the beginning of Topic 2, Integers and Rational numbers. This week we learned how to find distances between two plots on a map (quadrant plane) using absolute values of integers and rational numbers.  We will test out of this topic the week back from fall break. This is one of my favorite standards to teach and the students are excited about this topic. We will start our Pick a Projects the week back as well.  Students began logging and tracking their iReady lessons. iReady is a vital piece of our math program as it meets the students where they are. This will help fill in math skill gaps and/or provide extensions or accelerated work on an individual need.  Students began logging and tracking their iReady lessons. iReady is a vital piece of our math program as it meets the students where they are. This will help fill in math skill gaps and/or provide extensions or accelerated work on an individual need.

Mr. Johnson's group meets everyday from 12:40 -1:10 everyday but Wednesday.

A reminder, our classrooms for math are 'flipped' classrooms, meaning the students will learn the lesson at home via EnVision online and with their workbooks and then we will practice, ask questions and check our understanding and ability to do the skill of that lesson the next day in class.  This approach is being used in middle and high school and provides more classroom time for teachers to work with students whole group, small group or individually during face to face class time.

If a student is absent from school they can access the days lesson in Google Classroom. It is important that the work missed is made up prior to returning to class if at all possible. The lessons are presented online and the students follow along in their math workbooks. They the work out the problems and record answers in their math workbook for the days they are learning at home. Assessments will be done online and they will not be in the workbook.  The students have their math notebook that will be a resource students may use throughout the year.

Block 3

Block 3 has done a great job with the beginning of Topic 2, Integers and Rational numbers. This week we learned how to find distances between two plots on a map (quadrant plane) using the absolute values of integers and rational numbers. We will test out of this topic the week back from fall break. This is one of my favorite standards to teach and the students are excited about this topic. We will start our Pick a Projects the week back from fall break and have 3 class periods to complete. Students began logging and tracking their iReady lessons. iReady is a vital piece of our math program as it meets the students where they are. This will help fill in math skill gaps and/or provide extensions or accelerated work on an individual need.  Students began logging and tracking their iReady lessons. iReady is a vital piece of our math program as it meets the students where they are. This will help fill in math skill gaps and/or provide extensions or accelerated work on an individual need.

A reminder, our classrooms for math are 'flipped' classrooms, meaning the students will learn the lesson at home via EnVision online and with their workbooks and then we will practice, ask questions and check our understanding and ability to do the skill of that lesson in class the next day.  This approach is being used in middle and high school and provides more classroom time for teachers to work with students whole group, small group or individually during face to face class time.

If a student is absent from school they can access the days lesson in Google Classroom. It is important that the work missed is made up prior to returning to class if at all possible. The lessons are presented online and the students follow along in their math workbooks. They the work out the problems and record answers in their math workbook for the days they are learning at home. Assessments will be done online and they will not be in the workbook.  The students have their math notebook that will be a resource students may use throughout the year.

Sixth Grade Schedule      

2021 - 2022 

9:00- 9:25- Announcements/Attendance

9:25-10:15- Specials

10:20-11:00-Block 1

11:00-11:40-RTI

11:40-12:20-Block 2 (continued)

12:25-1:15-Block 2

1:15-1:55-lunch/recess

2:00-2:30-Block 2 (continued)

2:30-3:50-Block 3

3:50-4:00-clean up and dismissal

Jason Mraz-Have It All video