Tr. Fisher Grade 6 A2

 Dear parents, I hope this message finds you well! Please see below for an overview of what we worked on in class today, as well as the homework assigned. NOTE: Listening exam: Friday, April 10th Oral Exam: Wednesday, April 8th - Thursday, April 9thth  (may be adjusted because of amount of students) English Written Exam: Tuesday, April 14th Below are some helpful resources for the this unit: Midterm Exam Scope:  Click Here Oral Exam:  Click Here Grade 6 Semester 2 Communication Book:  Click Here Monday Homework: RWN p. 377 Review Week 3-5 (Vocabulary, spelling words, conventions, Journey to the Center of the Earth story) Prepare for oral exam:  Oral Exam PPT: Click Here Tuesday Homework: RWN p. 379 Review Week 6-8 (Vocabulary, spelling words, conventions, Ghost Towns of the American West story) Prepare for oral exam:  Oral Exam PPT: Click Here Wednesday Homework (Oral Exam!): RWN p. 378 & p. 380 Prepare for oral exam:  Oral Exam PPT:...

     Dear parents, Welcome back to school! I hope you and your families had a restful break and are excited to begin a new school year. Here are a few important notes to help us start the year smoothly: Unit Test this Thursday! It will include vocabulary, conventions, and story comprehension. Below are some helpful resources for the first week of school: Grade 6 Semester 2 Communication Book:  Click Here Week 8 Vocabulary PPT:  Click Here Week 8 Vocabulary Quizlet:  Click Here Ghost Towns of the American West Quizizz: Click Here Ghost Towns of the American West RWN:  Click Here Ghost Towns of the American West Notes Page 1:  Click Here Ghost Towns of the American West Notes Page 2: Click Here Ghost Towns of the American West PDF:  Click Here Ghost Towns of the American West Read Aloud:  Click Here Monday Homework: Review Worksheet (p. 1-2):  Click Here Quiz Corrections and Parent's signature Tuesday Homework: Review Worksheet (p. 3-...

    Dear parents, Welcome back to school! I hope you and your families had a restful break and are excited to begin a new school year. Here are a few important notes to help us start the year smoothly: Beginning this semester, our story units will span three weeks. We have extended the instructional period by one additional week to give students more time to engage with and better understand the texts we are studying. The stories in Grades 5 and 6 are longer and often require additional background knowledge to fully comprehend. By allowing more time for instruction and discussion, we aim to deepen students’ reading comprehension and overall understanding of the material. We appreciate your continued support as we work to provide the best possible learning experience for your child. Thank you for your understanding and partnership. Vocabulary Quiz this Friday! It will include both Week 6 and Week 7 vocabulary. Below are some helpful resources for the first week of school: Grade...

   Dear parents, Welcome back to school! I hope you and your families had a restful break and are excited to begin a new school year. Here are a few important notes to help us start the year smoothly: Beginning this semester, our story units will span three weeks. We have extended the instructional period by one additional week to give students more time to engage with and better understand the texts we are studying. The stories in Grades 5 and 6 are longer and often require additional background knowledge to fully comprehend. By allowing more time for instruction and discussion, we aim to deepen students’ reading comprehension and overall understanding of the material. We appreciate your continued support as we work to provide the best possible learning experience for your child. Thank you for your understanding and partnership. No Vocabulary Quiz this week! Below are some helpful resources for the first week of school: Grade 6 Semester 2 Communication Book:  Click Here ...

  Dear parents, Welcome back to school! I hope you and your families had a restful break and are excited to begin a new school year. Here are a few important notes to help us start the year smoothly: Beginning this semester, our story units will span three weeks. We have extended the instructional period by one additional week to give students more time to engage with and better understand the texts we are studying. The stories in Grades 5 and 6 are longer and often require additional background knowledge to fully comprehend. By allowing more time for instruction and discussion, we aim to deepen students’ reading comprehension and overall understanding of the material. We appreciate your continued support as we work to provide the best possible learning experience for your child. Thank you for your understanding and partnership. Unit quiz is this week! It will include both Week 5 Vocabulary Words; Comparative and Superlative Adjectives; and Cause and Effect Below are some helpful r...

 Dear parents, Welcome back to school! I hope you and your families had a restful break and are excited to begin a new school year. Here are a few important notes to help us start the year smoothly: Beginning this semester, our story units will span three weeks. We have extended the instructional period by one additional week to give students more time to engage with and better understand the texts we are studying. The stories in Grades 5 and 6 are longer and often require additional background knowledge to fully comprehend. By allowing more time for instruction and discussion, we aim to deepen students’ reading comprehension and overall understanding of the material. We appreciate your continued support as we work to provide the best possible learning experience for your child. Thank you for your understanding and partnership. Vocabulary quiz is this week! It will include both Week 3 and Week 4 Vocabulary Words Below are some helpful resources for the first week of school: Grade 6...