(taken during Advisory a few weeks ago – we’re loving the 20th anniversary spirit wear!) Students in sixth grade are preparing for their first assessment,

Sixth grade students have engaged in great discussions about agricultural surplus and moving to a city environment from the previous hunter/gatherer society. We’ve learned lots

Students in sixth grade, as referenced in yesterday’s post, have been studying the ancient river civilizations: Mesopotamia, Egypt, Mohenjo-Daro in the Indus River Valley, and

  Students in sixth grade got to practice their skills as Sumerian scribes today. We prepped some shortbread cookie dough to use as a tablet,

Students in sixth grade wrapped up their creation/origin stories this week. They each had delightfully creative approaches to the origins of a number of things.

Students in sixth grade have done solid work this week to practice their listening, note-taking, critical thinking, and application skills. As a class, we read

Students in sixth grade did a fantastic job on their passion presentations! From here, we’ve begun looking closely at the world map to understand different

Students in sixth grade have worked hard this week to consider their interests and plan an engaging presentation to teach their peers. They chose quite

It was fantastic to have students back in the building and in our classrooms today! We teachers are excited to see this school year unfold

Middle school students recently wrapped up their persuasive research essays related to the Crusades. Today, they each informally “presented” their research question and findings to