Academics
Middle School

Sixth Grade Curriculum

Our Curriculum

List of 7 items.

  • Language Arts

    • Literature-based program using fiction, short stories, novels, and poetry
    • Writing: well-constructed paragraphs, persuasive and expository; introductory research elements 
    • Literary and story elements
    • Vocabulary Workshop
    • Daily Grammar Practice / Diagramming Sentences
    • Accelerated Reader 
    • Padlet
  • Mathematics

    • Whole numbers and Operations
    • Integer Operations
    • Rational Numbers
    • Proportional Relationships
    • Measurement/Geometry
    • Expressions
    • Equations/Inequalities
    • Data/Statistics
  • Science

    Life Science
    • Life iScience (McGraw Hill)
    • Science safety
    • Scientific method and skills
    • Needs of living things
    • Cells, tissues, and organs
    • Classification of organisms
    • Simple organisms
    • Invertebrates and vertebrates
    • Plant structure and function
    • Human body
    • Genetics
    • Science labs
  • Social Studies

    World Geography
    • World Cultures and Geography (McGraw Hill)
    • Study of continents and various countries within each continent 
      • Cultures
      • history
      • government
      • economy
      • geography
    • Project based learning
  • Spanish

    Spanish I (high school curriculum)
    • ¡Qué chévere!  Year 1 - used in grades 6-8
    • Basic grammar, conversational structures, pronunciation, and vocabulary
    • Development of oral and written communication skills
    • Cultures of Spain and Latin America
  • Health

    All sixth graders take one semester of Health
    • Focuses on making healthy, responsible choices
    • Encourages habits that support lifelong health and wellness
  • Physical Education

    • Team Athletics - Soccer, Volleyball, Tennis, Basketball, Softball, Cross Country, Golf
    • Track and Field
    • Cooperative Activities 
    • Physical fitness - mile run
All Saints Episcopal School is a community of excellence, based on Christian values, preparing students to serve and transform the world.
An All Saints education is rich in opportunities for students to explore a variety of activities and pursue their interests and passions. Whether performing on stage, learning another language, or taking part in one of the school's nine athletic teams, students are able to try new experiences and discover their talents and interests.