6th Grade

ELA Week 6
Lesson 1 Lesson 2 Lesson 3
Parent Instructions
Parents, see attached parent guides and answer keys for ideas on how to support your student while reading.
 
Student Instructions
Students, you can use the link or the attached files to access this informational text about women throughout American history who fought to be a part of change. Try the questions on your own and then you can access the answer key file to see how you did. You may talk about the discussion questions with a parent, sibling, or friend, or you may type your answers on the pdf using a text box. Email your language arts teacher if you have any questions. Happy reading!
 
Learning Opportunity Objective
After reading an informational text, students will answer text-dependent questions about central idea, word meaning, development, and author’s purpose.
 
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File Submission (if applicable)
 
Parent Instructions
Your student will use IXL to practice two skills this week: V2: Determine the meaning of words using synonyms in context and V4: Use context to identify the meaning of a word. Some students have account already set up through their school, but IXL is free to all students during this time, so an account is not necessary. Most students should aim for a SMART score of 80 or higher, but we understand that this is not an appropriate goal for all students. Student in exceptional language arts should attempt to achieve a SMART score of 90. Students who struggle in language arts should stop after 30 minutes even if they have not achieved a score of 80. At the end of the practice session, students should take a screen shot of their final score and email it to their ELA teacher.
 
Student Instructions
If you have an IXL account through your school, please log in. Otherwise, you may just go to IXL.com. Click on “Learning” and then “Language Arts.” Under 6th grade, practice the following skills: V2: Determine the meaning of words using synonyms in context and V4: Use context to identify the meaning of a word. Practice each skill until you achieve a SMART score of 80 OR until you have practiced for 30 minutes. Send a screen shot of your final score to your teacher.
 
Learning Opportunity Objective
The student will use context clues to determine or clarify the meaning of unknown words.
 
Comments
IXL is able to be customized for students. Exceptional students, for example, may practice the exact same skills at the 7th or even 8th grade level. Please email your ELA teacher with specific questions. Students who need extra vocabulary practice can try any of the “V” skills in IXL.
Resource
Roswell Text and Answer Key
Parent Instructions
Please use the answer key provided to assist your child as he or she completes the assignment or use to check his or her answers after completion.
 
Student Instructions
Students please read Aliens at Roswell and complete the vocabulary activities. You may type out your answers, print the worksheet and fill in the answers, or simply write out the answers on a piece of notebook paper. Please send evidence of completion to your ELA teacher; evidence may include the completed document itself or photographs of the completed document.
 
Learning Opportunity Objective
Students will use context clues and comprehension skills to expand their vocabulary
 
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Enrichment ELA Week 6
Lesson 1 Lesson 2
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Parent Instructions
We know that many of the skills needed to perform well on the ACT are introduced in middle school courses. We want to encourage students to start preparing for the ACT now. They will use iXL to start practicing the ACT skills.
 
Student Instructions
We hope you surprise yourself seeing how much you already know that will be covered on the ACT. A high score on the ACT means more scholarship dollars for college. Begin completed iXL skills that are correlated to ACT now :)! Follow the link above and begin working in the 13-15 score range. Want to challenge yourself, go to the 16-19 range! Send your teacher screenshots of final scores via e-mail and let them know what you are working on and how you are doing!
 
Learning Opportunity Objective
Prepare for the ACT!
 
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File Submission (if applicable)
 
Parent Instructions
Your student can use the link above to access a wide variety of free stories via desktop, laptop, phone or tablet. Amazon's Audible streaming service will allow your student to select works at the appropriate reading level based on current interests. Each selection provides a summary and reviews of the work that you can preview before your student starts reading. Titles are available in six languages and cover a wide variety of topics as well as classical literature.
 
Student Instructions
Browse thru the book selections; then, read the summaries and reviews of several books to help you pick a title that will capture your interest and challenge your imagination. Create blog entries during reading and/or your own review of the book to share with your teacher and classmates (see your teacher’s guidelines for specific guidelines for submitting work).
 
Learning Opportunity Objective
Read and comprehend a variety of literature and literary nonfiction throughout the grades 6-8 text complexity band
 
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Math Week 6
Lesson 1 Lesson 2 Lesson 3
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File Submission (if applicable)
 
Parent Instructions
Please have students log into IXL and complete Topic Y (Expressions and Properties), Lessons 1-8 AND 11 and 12. Students should aim for a smart score of 90% or better.
 
Student Instructions
Students, please log into IXL and complete Topic Y (Expressions and Properties), Lessons 1-8 AND 11 and 12. You should aim for a smart score of 90% or better.
 
Learning Opportunity Objective
Expressions
 
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Resource
VIDEO- Math Antics Algebra Basics- Distributive Property , VIDEO- Khan Academy-Distributive Property, File-Distributive Property Matching Warm-up and Answer Key, LINK-to QUIZIZZ--https://quizizz.com/join?gc=969488
Parent Instructions
GREETINGS PARENTS: Your child will complete a warm-up activity to MATCH EQUIVALENT EXPRESSIONS by applying the DISTRIBUTIVE PROPERTY. The answer sheet is also available for self-checking. Then, your child will complete the QUIZIZZ to demonstrate his/her understanding of using the distributive property to construct and deconstruct expressions to create equivalent expressions. Your child will go to quizizz.com and will join the game with the code 969488 or use the link: https://quizizz.com/join?gc=969488 *A video has also been included for students to preview before beginning the lesson.
 
Student Instructions
GREETINGS STUDENTS: This lesson focuses on using the Distributive Property to construct and deconstruct expressions. You can watch the video (Math Antics) or visit the link (Khan Academy) for a great review of this topic before you begin. Then, you will complete a warm-up activity to MATCH EQUIVALENT EXPRESSIONS by applying the DISTRIBUTIVE PROPERTY. You will drag and drop the mini-task cards to match equivalent expressions. You can then check your work using the answer sheet that is provided for download. Lastly, you will complete the QUIZIZZ to demonstrate your understanding of using the distributive property to construct and deconstruct expressions to create equivalent expressions. You will go to quizizz.com and will join the game with the code 969488 or use the link: https://quizizz.com/join?gc=969488. DO YOUR BEST!
 
Learning Opportunity Objective
Students will demonstrate their understanding of the distributive property to construct equivalent expressions using multiplication. Students will also demonstrate understanding of the distributive property by deconstructing expressions using the greatest common factor (GCF) in order to create and identify equivalent expressions.
 
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Resource
Alien Apocalypse Case File Video: https://youtu.be/-smXQsYW6tI
Parent Instructions
Your child will be solving a variety of Math problems involving algebraic concepts . Please have students watch the introduction video first. Then, encourage them to work through the 5 clues on a sheet of paper or print out the sheets. Calculators are allowed at your discretion. Finally, students should check their work with the answer key provided.
 
Student Instructions
An alien apocalypse is among us! Aliens are trying to take over the world! It appears that the aliens use algebra to encrypt their notes on the machine and communicate with each other. The MBI believe that the math notes they found with the morphing device will help reveal what the alien’s machine has been programmed to turn us into. A great math detective with algebra skills is needed on the team against the Alien Apocalypse! Watch the video first to get familiar with the case, and then solve the five clues in order using your best algebra skills. Make sure you read the directions on each clue sheet carefully, and remember to use the clues provided after completing the work to eliminate possible transformations as you go. Solve the clues and then cross the transformation possibilities off the list until one remains! The last transformation option remaining is what the alien’s device will morph humans into! Good luck detective!
 
Learning Opportunity Objective
Solve algebraic expressions and equations.
 
Comments
Watch the video first, and then solve the 5 clues in order from 1-5. An answer key has been provided so you can see if you answered all the clues correctly and cracked the case!
Enrichment Math Week 6
Lesson 1 Lesson 2
Resource
Step-Sheet File- Legends of Learning
 
File Submission (if applicable)
 
Parent Instructions
Parents: For this week's Enrichment activity, students will follow the directions on the Legends of Learning Step Sheet to create an account and log-in to play a gaming style review of EQUATIONS-Distributive Property and Equivalent Expressions. (See the Teacher Assigned PLAYLISTS) Students can also complete a cumulative math skill review in The Awakening Game that is also available in Legends of Learning.
 
Student Instructions
Students: You will download the file "StepSheet- Legends of Learning" and follow the directions to create an account and log-in. If your teacher has an account, you may receive a different TEACHER CODE to use via your email, REMIND, or Curve. Once your account is created, you will log-in and there are several PLAYLISTS assigned to review EQUATIONS-EQUIVALENT EXPRESSIONS. This week's NEW ASSIGNED PLAYLIST is "REWRITE EXPRESSIONS to EQUIVALENT EXPRESSIONS." There is also a challenging review of all math skills in The Awakening Game. You can play The Awakening review game automatically once you log-in, but your assigned Playlists may not show up immediately. If you are new to Legends of Learning, your playlists will appear after you join, so check back later in the day or the next day to see the new playlists.
 
Learning Opportunity Objective
Students will demonstrate their understanding of the distributive property to construct equivalent expressions using multiplication. Students will also demonstrate understanding of the distributive property by deconstructing expressions using the greatest common factor (GCF) in order to create and identify equivalent expressions.
 
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File Submission (if applicable)
 
Parent Instructions
Please, read attached document "ACT Prep for Distance Learning".
 
Student Instructions
Please, read attached document "ACT Prep for Distance Learning".
 
Learning Opportunity Objective
Review math skills for ACT test
 
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Science Week 6
Lesson 1 Lesson 2 Lesson 3
 
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Parent Instructions
Have your child go to https://nearpod.com/student/ and enter the code (EZFBP). They will work through different activities built into the Nearpod and answer a variety of questions regarding air masses and the impact they have on the weather in given locations.
 
Student Instructions
Go to https://nearpod.com/student/ and type in the code (EZFBP). You will read through the Nearpod presentation on air masses and weather. As you go through the presentation, you will complete virtual field trips, quizzes, short answer responses and watch videos about air masses and the impact they have on the weather in given locations.
 
Learning Opportunity Objective
Students will explain how the types of air masses impact the weather in an area, by developing and using models.
 
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Parent Instructions
Students will complete 6th Grade Weather and Climate lessons: DD.1-Use data to describe climate, DD.2-Explore air masses, DD.3-Identify and compare air masses, and DD.4-How do air masses form, until a score of 80% or higher is received.
 
Student Instructions
Students, log into www.ixl.com and complete 6th Grade Weather and Climate lessons: DD.1-Use data to describe climate, DD.2-Explore air masses, DD.3-Identify and compare air masses, and DD.4-How do air masses form, until a score of 80% or higher is received.
 
Learning Opportunity Objective
Students will review concepts of weather and how it is related to climate.
 
Comments
 
File Submission (if applicable)
 
Parent Instructions
Please have your child go to: https://quizizz.com/join and enter this code: 012689. Please have them enter their first and last name AND SCHOOL NAME for identification. eg: (Jimmy Woods Appling) They will be taking a review quiz called Weather Review. It is a total of 60 questions. Please have them take the quiz as many times as they want until they score at least an 80% score or better.
 
Student Instructions
Go to: https://quizizz.com/join and enter this code: 012689. Please enter your first and last name AND SCHOOL NAME for identification. eg: (Jimmy Woods Appling) You will be taking a review quiz called Weather Review. It is a total of 60 questions. Take the quiz as many times as you want until you score a minimum of 80%.
 
Learning Opportunity Objective
Review all concepts relating to Weather
 
Comments
This review Quizizz will be open until May 16th 5:00 pm. Please be sure to use your actual first/last name AND SCHOOL NAME for identification. eg: (Jimmy Woods Appling)
Enrichment Science Week 6
Lesson 1
 
 
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Parent Instructions
Have students begin working on #MakerMonday challenges! Parents share their design and essay on social media using #MakerMondayTN and #LearningInPlaceTN!
 
Student Instructions
Complete some of the #MakerMonday challenges! Share any solutions with your teacher!
 
Learning Opportunity Objective
STEM Activity
 
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Social Studies Week 6
Lesson 1 Lesson 2 Lesson 3
 
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Parent Instructions
Students will complete the assigned Ancient China IXL assessments- 6th grade D.1 , D.2 , D.3 , D.4 , D.5 , D.6 & Z.2
 
Student Instructions
Students will complete the assigned Ancient China IXL assessments- 6th grade D.1 , D.2 , D.3 , D.4 , D.5 , D.6 & Z.2
 
Learning Opportunity Objective
I will become more familiar with the foundations of the civilization of Ancient China by completing each IXL assessment with at least 80% accuracy.
 
Comments
Students can send their results to their teacher by email. Screenshot the completed assessments and attach to the email.
Resource
Link to a pdf
 
Parent Instructions
Students should use the Nearpod to help answer the questions in the graphic organizer.
 
Student Instructions
Complete the graphic organizer using the Nearpod on the Learning opportunities website. You may answer in phrases or complete sentences. Submit to your teachers as you have in previous assignments.
 
Learning Opportunity Objective
The student will use teacher provided resources to complete the graphic organizer with 80% accuracy.
 
Comments
Teachers will be provided answer key in order to assist in the completion of the graphic organizer.
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File Submission (if applicable)
 
Parent Instructions
Have students go to join.nearpod.com and join with code-PHRLT
 
Student Instructions
go to join.nearpod.com and join with code-PHRLT
 
Learning Opportunity Objective
standard 6:29-Describe the origins and central features of Buddhism and Hinduism
 
Comments
This nearpod will compare and contrast the major concepts of Hinduism and Buddhism..