6th Grade Changes

What is 6th grade like, you ask? Elementary and middle school are different for many reasons. There are many good things in middle school. Elementary and middle school have something the same

School was exactly how I had imagined it to be while I was in grade school. I had the privilege of having recess, early lunch hours, and most importantly, naptime! The day I started sixth grade, my whole world seem as if it flipped upside down. I was no longer at the top of the “food chain”, school was way more stressful, and I had, in fact, found new talents within myself.

My 7th grade year was much easier because I was used to being in the school with the big kids. Sports weren’t the same as they were in 6th grade. I didn’t get playing time because the 8th and 9th graders. It wasn’t too much fun playing with 8th and 9th graders. The work was still easy except for science I never understood it. It caused me to have a d in science. My 8th grade year was not so bad. I got better at sports and got a little bit of playing time. My grade in science still was bad. I got in trouble in my English class because we had had Ipads and figured out how to text on it. Kids in my class and I were texting each other on it and the other kids started putting bad stuff so I pretended that I was our

Looking at observations, a lot of people in the 8th grade changed going into 6th grade. People's attitudes have changed, and so has their personality. Most people are more worried about their grades, more than making friends. For example, Lauren Beaman was not always so stressed. She always use to be just laid back. Now, all she worries about is school. Junior high is very stressful. People also change in their family life.

Have I changed since the beginning of Jr. High? I believe I have, I feel that it was a positive change. I have become more open about myself, I really don't care about what others think of me, and have learned to love myself before I love others.

For some people, it has changed them dramatically, but for others, it has simply changed nothing. Since entering 6th grade, I have become more responsible, gained new friends, and school has changed physically and positively.

Don’t worry about 6th grade you’ll be fine. It really isn't that hard when you find your classes and get to know the teachers. Once you do that 6th grade is fine. The teachers are nice and the work isn't that hard. So just don’t think about it.

Seventh grade, less homework, easier assignments, more forgiveness, and more precious time. One difference between seventh grade and eighth grade is less overall despised homework. Considering that we had much longer extension classes and daily thirty five minute seminars, bringing three pages of worksheets from all you classes home wasn't very common. Homework was also much less difficult. We learned different subjects last year at different paces students

Going from elementary to middle school is hard. There are lots of things that are different between the both of them. Math, Science, Soc-st, English, Reading is all things I learned this year. There's more I learned besides Classes I learned about middle school sports and activities outside of my main classes. There are many things I learned and I hope that I learn more Things next year.

They will have a lot more experiences in high school than in middle school that will define them as a person and help them develop into better, stronger people. High school is a huge part of the life of a child because it comes with a lot of freedoms such as setting up your own class schedule or even as big as being able to drive. It comes during a time where a lot of kids are growing the most in their life and making big important choices like what to do after high school whether it be going to college or going straight into the work force. A big difference from the transition up is the kids you are around. There are more mature older kids in high school than middle school and that can only have a positive effect on freshman. Having the mature older kids will help them learn by example and that is one of the most powerful teachers. You are going to be teaching yourself more than you are going to be taught. The many years before college need to be well spent in preparation and through doing this, they will change in ways they have never changed before and shape themselves into what it takes to

In middle school your classes are very demanding, you have to go to them. In high school, you can get out of school at any time, the teachers are layed back. As you get older your classes get harder. All of the classes you had in middle school are totally different, and you will most likely not understand some of the things you are being taught. When you are in middle school you have a lot of homework, but in high school you will have way more. Also in high school you will have to carry a lot of books.

School is utterly different in the Eighth Grade Center. I have to work extremely hard in order to efficiently complete all of my work; especially in English and science. I now have to devote more of my time to studying and doing homework. Furthermore, tests are now much more difficult, they are not just memorization tests anymore. On science tests, I have to completely understand the material and be able to apply it in real-life situations. Additionally,

Six grade was fun but you need to learn thing that you are ready know but six grade is not hard I pass all of my sol in six grade but they said I missed one question on my math sol that was not fun so I had to repeat the six grade math sol but I had to go and do that again and I passed with a 450 as my score that means I have passed the six grade yay that was my first moment ever. Sixth grade is a big transition year. In many school districts, this is when students begin middle school, which involves moving from classroom to classroom throughout the day as well as an increased workload. Academic expectations take a leap forward, too. Your state’s academic standards outline the skills students need for each grade level. Here are some of the

At Wooster Elementary, I was in 3rd grade everyone was nice to me on my first day of school. That helps me be nice now day’s. In 4th grade i had a teacher mrs welden and she was the nicest teacher in 4th grade. That helped me not talk back to the teacher’s. In fifth grade all my teachers influenced me and told me to keep on going and work hard. Sometimes I quit because it got to hard. I had loved my math teacher (Mrs. Peacock). She taught and taught me and told me to keep on going. She let me eat in class (Not really I Did it without her telling me I can.) I was also the craziest in the whole fifth grade. In middle school it changes. In 6th grade I have a lot of responsibilities. Examples, lockers, more homework, bad kids, mean kids, a lot

My 6th Grade year was pretty good. I got pretty good grades, made some friends, and had lots of fun!