First Week of 6th grade!

 We did it. It was not always easy or fun, but we managed. We miss being around 6th graders as it helps to explain all the newness when we are in the same room! We practiced: google classroom, zoom etiquette, introductions, and much more. We tried out some old and new tech. We lost internet and joined again. During the next few weeks, we will introduce ancient civilizations, share our identity and how it connects to our writing, begin to study microbiomes, and start math computations. 

Here are a few pictures from the parade yesterday!

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