Write a detailed letter to next year’s incoming 6th grade students introducing them to PCMS. Give them advice on what they can do to be successful here next year. Tell them your favorite and most challenging parts of your year. Let them know what you wished you knew before starting your year here. Start with:
Dear Future PCMS 6th Grader,
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Lexi Gomes
5/18/2020 11:57:41 am
Dear future Pcms sixth grader, to be successful you have to focus on what the teacher is saying. I think that if you pay enough attention to teachers you will understand more, get more work done, and not have to take your break to work on homework. Another way to be successful is to ask for help from your teachers when you need it, don´t fall farther behind more than you already are. The most challenging part of the year for me personally was waking up every morning and getting ready. It is difficult for me to get up because I am SO TIRED! I wish I knew that it was going to be a decent year, I was really worried. I wish I knew that there would be ups and downs this year. I hope whoever is reading this will have a great sixth grade year, good luck!
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Grace Meldrum
5/18/2020 12:14:02 pm
Blog #33:
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will hartley
5/18/2020 02:08:42 pm
Dear Future PCMS 6TH grader, To be successful do your homework whenever you can because you don't want to be talking to Mr. Palmer during lunch when you can be hanging out side with your friends. Don't be nervous to walk up to people and say hi and if they want to be friends. My hardest part of the year was waking up so early and getting ready. At the start of the year I wished someone told me it was easy and it really was just pay attention to the teacher. .p.s. GOOD LUCK.
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AaRoN Davis
5/18/2020 05:38:10 pm
Dear 6th graders. pcms is the best Google I've ever been to, and I think it will be for you to. Some advice that I have for you is to ask for help when you need it because everyone is willing to help. when I ever needed help I asked and it helped me out a lot during the year.My favorite part in the year was probably the dances even though you might not want to go to them you should because they're not what you expect. The most challenging parts for me where towards the beginning of winter break when I didn't really want to focus but I needed to focus going to be hard but once you get through you have a hole 3 or 2 weeks of vacation from school.The one thing I wished I knew before coming to the school would probably be nobody judges you and you can ask questions or do something weird or funny and not get judged I'm not super cool.
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Davis Limbaugh
5/18/2020 06:15:12 pm
Dear future Pcms 6th grader,
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Lexi Gee
5/19/2020 11:43:49 am
Dear future pcms 6th grader,
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Emberley Thornewood
5/19/2020 06:15:00 pm
Dear Future PCMS Sixth Grader, I'm not the type of person to give advice but I’ll do it this time. Don’t do what I did. What I did was miss 2 weeks of school then I fell behind and then quarantine hit and I got even more behind. I wasn’t motivated to do any work and look at me now trying to finish over 10 missing assignments on the 2nd to last week of school. Don’t fall behind it will stab you in the back. Another thing is yeah I know you probably don’t wanna be at school but some of these things you need to learn to get into college, work a good paying job, etc. Listen to the teacher and try not to zone out during class. I did that a lot. I wished I knew how hard 6th grade was gonna be before I went into it. Welp that's all, have fun at PCMS!
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Allison Freimuth
5/19/2020 07:52:36 pm
Blog #33
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Adrik Dyer
5/20/2020 10:36:55 am
What do future students need to know during their first year at PCMS. Well one of the things they need to know is to make sure they get everything due on time so they don't have their score reduced. They should expect something to happen because always something big happens like a fire or a sickness. The last thing they really need to know is definitely don't stare at Mr. Blaschke's beard but also don't joke around in any classes. That is everything they need to know for their first year at PCMS.
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Noah Vitale
5/20/2020 10:41:55 am
Dear future PCMS sixth grader,
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Michael Meisner
5/20/2020 12:30:53 pm
Dear future PCMS sixth graders,
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Sonny David-Malig
5/20/2020 12:36:38 pm
Blog #33
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Judd Williams
5/20/2020 02:27:37 pm
Dear future pcms 6th grade, the thing that you can do to be successful is to do all of your work and home work and turn it in so you can have good grades and try to get ahead. I really hope your 6th grade year is like mine because is was the hardest thing I have ever done. Hope you have a good year.
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Sakura Konzen
5/20/2020 02:44:27 pm
Hello there new sixth-grader,
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Lillianna Rowe
5/20/2020 02:44:53 pm
Dear 6th graders,
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logan jolly
5/20/2020 03:00:42 pm
To the 2020 through 2021 sixth graders. in 6th grade you will have a very fun year. it is challenging but not too challenging.The teachers are nice and if you have a problem they will fix it right away if they are not busy. Mr Palmer is really funny he gives you jokes every single day. you will have a fun Year together. if anything happens just know you can do it.
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Annie Gates
5/20/2020 04:27:46 pm
Dear future 6th grade. this year was a challenging one for me and my fellow class mates. But, we made it through together and we are moving on to better days. My only advice for you as a student in Mrs. Behlke class is that you work hard, and also ask for help. the teachers at this school are so wonderful and you will learn so much as student and you will strive. The important thing to remember is that letter grade dont really mean a whole just as long as you try your very best. they will see that and give you all the help you need. this is your one and only opportunity to be treated like a grown up the teachers do not treat you like little kids any more and that makes middle school soo much better. I wont say its the best but its a close second. Good luck next year and have a great summer.
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Warren Banks :)
5/21/2020 07:39:20 am
Blog#33
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Jayden Bunch
5/21/2020 11:59:01 am
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Alaina McFarland
5/21/2020 12:47:09 pm
Dear Future PCMS Sixth Graders,
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Maddie Gee
5/21/2020 01:30:53 pm
Blog 33:
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Elly Blair
5/21/2020 01:44:02 pm
Dear PCMS 6th grader,
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Teagan Quigley
5/21/2020 03:28:24 pm
Dear future sixth graders,
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Aaron Hernandez
5/21/2020 06:30:12 pm
Dear PCMS 6th grader,
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Caleb Pruis
5/21/2020 10:15:05 pm
Welcome all incoming sixth graders, the best advice I can give you is do all your school work on time every day of every week. If you are struggling, always ask your teachers for help. My favorite thing here was hanging out with my friends. The most challenging part of pcms was the covid-19 quarantine online learning.
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Allie Bess
5/22/2020 09:40:13 am
Dear Feature PCMS 6th Grader,
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Caitlin Cooper
5/22/2020 11:08:17 am
Dear PCMS six graders, PCMS is challenging but it’s a really good school. You should not be nervous when you get there on your first day because you will make lots of friends. The teachers are funny, they support you, and help you. What you can do to become successful is take one step at a time, and follow through. My most challenging part of the year would be when big assignments come, and it feels like you will never ever finish them, but if you slow down, you realize it isn’t actually that hard. And also another challenge for me was patience. This can be challenging because you want to race ahead, and finish, but if you have paitence then you will slow down and finish challengings things well. My favorite parts of the year are making friends, and doing fun things. What I wished before starting the school year here is not to be nervous, and doubtful. I hope you have an awesome year. Caitlin
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MICHAEL ANDERSON
5/22/2020 11:08:30 am
Dear future 6th grader,
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Fatima Vazquez
5/22/2020 01:19:33 pm
Dear Future 6th Graders,
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Josiah Peters
5/22/2020 10:49:40 pm
Josiah Peters
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Jillian Duran
5/25/2020 11:06:49 pm
Dear future pcms sixth grader,
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