Sixth grade

My fourth grade teacher's name was Mrs. Shafer, I remember that she loved science and we always learned neat science facts in her class. I remember that her favorite color was orange and she wore something orange everyday. I also remember that one of the school days, I tried to help fix the stapler and I accidentally stapled my finger and it hurt really bad but I was too shy to say anything, so I just stood there with a staple in my finger until Mrs. Shafer noticed and told me to go to the…

felt that life is literally too short or that every event in your life went by so quickly? My seventh grade year was like that. Back in fifth grade, I was always nervous about going to the other side of the school building. Whether it was the snicky sock smell of the hallways, the height of the eighth grade boys, or just scary bumping into one of the teachers, that was scary. At the end of sixth grade, I was terrified about what was coming. I walked into the school building over the summer to…

was that I wouldn’t get good grades and I would fail. My last fear was growing up. I did not want to grow up. I wanted to stay a child forever. To be honest, I did not want to attend middle school but since beginning middle school my opinion had changed.…

first Primary like in Argentina, than Middle, Secondary, Vocational, and lastly Tertiary. Primary Education starts off in first grade and goes to sixth grade for six years. When kids start off in first grade they are usually at the age of six and by the time they are in sixth grade they are 11 years old. In the U.S. the Primary stage started in first grade to fifth grade starting at the age of six to eleven years old for five years. For the majority of kids they go to school for 18 years. On…

Middle school is difficult enough to navigate, but with the added pressure of a foreign language, school can become stressful and confusing. Through the end of sixth grade and through the following summer, Luis did not even care to learn English. He lived in an area with a high Latino population, and his parents only spoke Spanish; the need to learn English did no present itself. Even while in school, perhaps because…

play football with my older brother and my dad. Going into elementary school, I would attend my brother's practices and watch excitedly from the sideline waiting my turn to go out and compete. I got my chance in second grade and I made the most of it. There were two teams in my grade and on the better of the two teams I was the quarterback which was exciting, but even better, I played my favorite position since I started watching football which was linebacker. The exhilaration of hitting people…

who we are. For the Kindergarten class, we hope that in first grade you will learn new words and understand friendships while continuing to smile everyday. Dream big Kindergartners! Thank you Mrs. Stern for putting a lot of work into teaching and always being positive! For the First grade class, we hope that next year you will continue to work on addition and subtraction problems and exploring everything. We wish you luck in second grade! Thank you Mrs. Macchiavelli for being a part of this…

During my first year at Fulton Middle School, I was in sixth grade. I did not know anyone at the school, except a few people that enrolled in the same tutoring classes with me in the past. On the first day of school, I was extremely nervous. Butterflies flew and writhed around in my stomach for the whole entire day. There was a girl that I befriended immediately as soon as we introduced eachother, and I found out her name was Judy Liu. She was a very kind, caring, and loving girl who would…

After reading text A, and text B I noticed the tone in both of them were the same in some ways and different in others. In text A, the tone was all about how much a sixth grade student hated all the ads that had been up all around the school. Then in text B, the tone was about how the sixth grade teacher saw the bad things that the student saw, but also saw some good things about the ads in school. The tone of text A not only strengthens the argument, it also weakens it. One of the…

corner, is fifth grade switching classes, in sixth grade sixth grade camp and many more radical experiences. During my years at mqp, my faith has grown tremendously: especially in these last couple years. In 6th grade I remember going on a field trip to st, Patrick's center. We learned about their program, about panhandlers, and recovering drug atics. I remember vividly talking about pregnant crack addicts, and how there babys would be addicted to it when they grew up. In 7th grade i remember…