6th Grade - Galileo

Galileo, Galileo, Galileo

Dear Parents/Guardians;

Welcome to the second half. Hoping that the Holiday Season was both safe and rewarding. Look for content to increase in complexity and the depth of knowledge to be a priority. Student responsibility, self-reflection and evaluation will also be an emphasis as we move towards Parent Teacher Conferences; Feb. 12 430-730 pm M-Z and Feb. 13 4- 7 pm A-L. There will be no school for students on Feb. 14- 19.

It continues to be evident that we have been gifted with a great group of students. Thank you for sharing them with us,

M. Anderson, J. Brask, K. Harrison, and B. Wilson

Galileo Core Packet updated as of 8/30/18 and ready for you to access, process, and sign. Thank you.

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6th Grade - Galileo Classrooms

Mrs. Anderson's Class

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Subject: Math

"Math teachers are pirates and they just want us to find X so they can find the treasure!" Welcome to Mrs. Anderson's classroom website! I hope this is easy for you to use and to find all the information that you need! Contact me if you have...

Mr. Brask's Class

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Subject: Individuals & Societies

Bring it on Western Hemisphere! Hey there. We are looking into the western hemisphere in 6th grade social studies this year. There will be lot's of maps and images about physical geography and different cultures! Get ready to start looking at the...

Miss Harrison's Class

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Subject: English

Welcome! We will have six major topics of study this year: Authors as Mentors Becoming Critical Consumers The Power of Argument Analyzing Author’s Craft Conveying Differing Perspectives Inquiry Into Arguments: Integrating...

Ms. Wilson's Class

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Subject: Science

We are the only obstacles to our success, go forth and conquer! Students, Parents/Guardians, Welcome. I continue to be excited over the opportunities presented at the beginning of each school year. I graduated from Texas A&M in 1988 and...