AIS 6th Grade - Pod 4

🌎 Today our students tackled some out-of-this-world math! They calculated the scale of each planet by shrinking them down so that Earth measured just 1 cm in diameter. From there, they worked out the sizes of the other planets (like Mercury at 0.38 cm) and modeled them all using playdough. 🪐 A creative and hands-on way to connect math with science!

Sixth Grade ELA had a great time learning to work as teams and creating group norms

Today in science, we put the scientific method into action and learned all about variables! 🧪 Students were challenged with the question: Can a penny hold more plain water droplets or soapy water droplets?

After forming their hypotheses, they got to experimenting — and let’s just say, the results took them by surprise!

I love kicking off the school year with this fun lab. It’s the perfect mix of curiosity, hands-on learning, and a little bit of “Whoa, I didn’t expect that!”

We have had a busy week reviewing ALL our content before the kiddos begin ACAP! Check out our mini lab day we had! 6 labs lasting 6 minutes! These kids absolutely ROCKED it with their discussions and behavior! Beyond proud of them ❤️

Today was slightly messy 😅 but we had so much fun with some hands on learning about vortexes! 🌪️

Field trip fun 🩷

We had so much fun creating memories with our kiddos sharing our school Thanksgiving meal! 💛🦃🧡

Students hard at work creating five paragraph essays.

Homecoming week dress up days are always fun! Loved seeing all these kiddos participating in on school spirit! Go Aggies 🖤📣❤️

Get ready for an epic homecoming week! Show your house spirit by dressing up each day and earning points. Let's have a blast and cheer on those Aggies!