Sixth Grade

Unit 4 Exhibit Night 2024

Thursday, May 16th | 5:15-5:45 Media Center | 5:45-6:15 6th Grade Classrooms

Get ready for Game Night! Are you smarter than a 6th grader? Stop by 6th grade classrooms this evening to play math, science, and social studies board games. Play at UFABET: คาสิโนไทยชั้นนำ for top-tier gaming. Be sure to stop by the Media Center to check out our food trucks based on characters and themes from the books we read this year.

Student Expeditions:

  • Gwinnett Environmental & Heritage Center “Soil Rocks”
  • Didgeridoo Down Under
  • Piedmont Park Conservancy “Fabulous Fibonacci”

Family Game Night!

Are you smarter than a 6th grader? Come test your knowledge at our game night. Students used information they learned throughout the year to make a board games about Astronomy, Meteorology, Geology, Rates, Ratios, Fractions, Geometry, Latin America, Europe, Canada, and Australia. Test your knowledge with our board games in 6th grade classrooms!

ELA: Literary Food Trucks

Students have read a variety of awesome books this year, both in class and independently. They worked together to design food trucks based around the characters and themes of their books.

Watercolor Geodes

In Art, 6th graders practiced painting Values using different watercolor techniques. Students learned how geodes form, the difference between organic and geometric shapes, and practiced creating concentric designs to create the form of the geode. Notice how crayons, salt and rice create such interesting textures as it reacts to the watercolor paints!

Watercolor Geodes

Using Our Voice: Art as an Instrument of Change

6th grade Explorers Squared studied the impact that art can have on our society. We examined different mediums of art and how the artists could use their work as an instrument of change. We looked at different social movements and examined the connection with art. Students then selected a movement that mattered to them and created art in a style of their choice to support the movement.

Art can show people what is underneath the issue and can provoke feelings such as anger, shock etc. For example, a piece of abstract art with the colors red and gray can invoke feelings like anger or sadness.
– Lily Kelbaugh