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Fall Conferences: November 18th - 22nd

Fall conferences are coming up soon! In 6th grade, conferences are student-led. That means your child needs to join us! Please use this link to sign up for a time during conference week. It’s first come first serve!

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Packing List

Here is the packing list. We highly recommend these items (they are listed as optional on the list, but always used):

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Leaving For Sly Park - Monday, October 21, 8:30 am

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Returning From Sly Park - Friday, October 25, 1:30pm(ish)

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Phones & Communication

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Behavior at Sly Park

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Pay for Sly Park

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Curriculum Updates

Math

This week in math, we began working with integers and absolute value on a number line. We learned how to add/subtract positive and negative numbers, as well as write expressions with integers. When we return from Sly Park, we will be finishing Chapter 3 and getting ready for the chapter 3 assessment.

ELA

In ELA this week we created small posters on innovators that we studied over the past few weeks. We had a joint-class symposium, presenting to multiple peers in Ms. Kuharciks room, then had fishbowl conversations the following day where we discussed how all of the different innovators used habits of character throughout their effort to solve problems using the engineering design process.

Science

In Science, we continued the second unit of our science curriculum which focuses on Systems in Organisms and on Earth. This week our focus has been on cells and cell theory. We’ve looked at the difference between cell types such as prokaryotes and eukaryotes, and used microscopes to compare the structures of fake vs real leaves.

History

This week in history we completed the Pharaoh projects. Everyone studied one of 7 different Pharaohs from Ancient Egypt, created a small informational booklet, then we made sarcophagi for our Pharaohs using air0-dry modeling clay!

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