Sixth Grade

School Supplies

  • Sturdy 3-ring binder for each subject (see options below)
    • Students can purchase 2 2" binders for morning and afternoon classes
  • 1 clear, 3-hole pocket folder for the front of each 3-ring binder if binder does not have a pocket
  • 20 plastic tabbed dividers for binder
  • 5 packs notebook paper (college-rule [preferred for reading] or wide-rule)
  • 5 jumbo & 1 large fabric book covers
  • Red checking pens (at least 2)
  • Blue or black pens (may be erasable)
  • 12 #2 pencils (mechanical or wooden)
  • Erasers
  • Pencil pouch (with holes for binder if using one large binder for all classes)
  • USB flash drive (labeled with name) in a Ziploc type sandwich bag or pencil pouch
  • 4 fine point different colored highlighters (must include yellow)
  • 5 dry erase markers - Expo type is fine (any color or size) (Math)
  • Double sided graph paper (Math)
  • Protractor (Math)
  • 100 3x5 index cards (Math)
  • 2 - marble composition books (English & Reading)
  • 100 lined 4x6 index cards (History)
  • 1 poster board (History)
  • 1 pack (12+) Twistables (History & Science)
  • 1 roll duct tape (Science)
  • 1 container wipes
  • 1 box tissues
  • 1 roll paper towels
  • Guitar Class
    • Headstock Tuner
    • Footrest or Approved Guitar Support
    • Appropriately Sized Classical Guitar with Case
  • STEAM
    • 1 bound notebook
     

6th Grade Reading Books

Please have the following books for your student when we begin the school year. Make sure your student has a book that does not have any annotations or notes in it as we will be taking notes as a class.
We will begin working on The Witch of Blackbird Pond first. Please buy all three books but be prepared to purchase one additional book. We will choose our fourth book as a class.
  1. The Witch of Blackbird Pond by Elizabeth George Spear; ISBN: 0547550294
  2. The True Confessions of Charlotte Doyle by AVI; ISBN: 0545477115
  3. The City of Ember by Jeanne Duprau; ISBN: 9780375822742

Downloadable files, including summer reading, review packet, & field trip information

Summer Reading Accountability for New Students:

  • Students who are enrolled by June 30 will be expected to complete the summer reading by the first day of school. You will be assessed within the first two weeks along with your classmates.
  • Students who enroll between July 1 and August 30 will have until the end of the first marking period to complete summer reading assignments. You will be assessed by the end of the first marking period.
  • Students who enroll on or after September 1 will not be expected to complete summer reading assignments.