NEW GEOGRAPHY GAME

Test your knowledge of places around the world. This game however does require a Facebook account.

PLAY NOW: Extra Credit available for Reading!

Autobiography Alphabet Examples!!!

Take a look at these examples for ideas of materials and formatting. Each of your pages should be unique! Be creative and have fun!!!

Sudoku

This is one of Miss Natalie's favorite number puzzles. Bring in a print off of your completed puzzle for extra credit points in Math!!!

Listening Activity

Using your worksheet listen to the messages to fill in the blanks. The messages are in a variety of accents so you may need to listen to them again if you have trouble understanding them. This activity is worth 5 extra credit points in Reading!!!

Pronoun Practice

Hunt for treasure in this pronoun challenge! Print off your score for extra credit points in Grammar!

Surface Area

Test your knowledge of polyhedra, edges, vertices, and faces here!

Visit this site to practice Surface Area of Prisms.

Click on Compute to play.
Click on width, height, and depth to change the view.
Remember to print your score for extra credit!!!!

Word Games

Test your English vocabulary and your speed by playing this fun game called Fowl Words.
Print off your score and bring it to class for extra credit!

PLAY NOW

Holocaust Investigation

Welcome sixth graders!
After reading Number The Stars and completing the Holocaust stations, you have learned many interesting things about this devastating event in our history. Now it's time for you to explore and discover new information! The following links will lead you to several selected websites. Be sure to click on the links in order, and follow the directions located on your Web Quest worksheet. If you have any problems, raise your hand and wait for assistance.

1. Tour of Auschwitz : Take a virtual tour of this concentration camp as it stands today, and compare images to the sketches of Auschwitz from the Holocaust.

2. The Dachau Gas Chambers: View photographs of this concentration camp that prove gas chambers were used to exterminate Jews and other groups.

3. WWII Photographs: Select from a list of galleries documenting the Holocaust from ghettos, deportations, camps, and memorials.

4. Genocide: After the Holocaust a word was created to describe what had happened during WWII and a group was established to protect and punish anyone who committed this crime.

5. We Remember: Sixth grade students share why they think it is important to learn about the Holocaust.