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Art education covers understanding how things are presented visually, knowing what makes beautiful art and creative problem solving. In Grade 6, children experiment with perspectives from which art is created and viewed.
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In Grade 6, students learn to take notes from reading and listening. They use advanced research skills to access information and take notes from a variety of resources. They use technology to learn, create, and publish.
Health education in K5 through 8th grade includes both a personal and community approach to health care. Grade 6 focuses on healthy relationships and self-respect.
Students demonstrate creative thinking, construct knowledge, and develop innovative products and processes using technology.
The music curriculum for kindergarten through Grade 8 provides children with musical understanding at a beginning to intermediate level. In Grade 6, children advance their understanding of musical elements and improve their skill.
As children grow and increase their physical abilities, physical education teaches them not only how to participate in physical activities within groups, but to develop lifelong interest in both team and individual sports. Physical education in Grade 6 focuses on developing the individual’s ability to assess and monitor his or her own physical activity.
In Grade 6, children read for meaning and explore increasingly complex themes. Children continue to apply reading strategies and use reading as a resource to gain information.
In Grade 6, children learn more about the themes they have begun in Grade 5. They continue to gather information that becomes the basis of in-depth study of different areas of science.
In Grade 6, students learn about world cultures and geography of the western hemisphere.
Department of Curriculum and Instruction: Phone: 414-475-8179
Milwaukee Public Schools 5225 W. Vliet Street Milwaukee, WI 53208 Switchboard: (414) 475-8393
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