Students - Sixes Elementary School (2024)

Online Curriculum Resources for K-12 Students

ONLINE STUDENT SAFETY

Rapid ID- Student Single Sign On for Resources

ES Student Resources

MS Student Resources

HS Student Resources

Canvas Learning Management System

Canvas Student Log In

The Canvas LMS provides a seamless environment for students, teachers, and parents to access course content, assignments/assessments, grades, and attendance, along with the integration of additional technology tools such as OneDrive and Office 365. This brief video highlights the system’s benefits.

For information on how to set up a Canvas account or report issues, please see the Canvas page atCanvas.

Microsoft 365 Log in

Sequoyah Regional Library EZ Student Access

Elementary - https://www.sequoyahregionallibrary.org/elementary/

Middle - https://www.sequoyahregionallibrary.org/middle/

High - https://www.sequoyahregionallibrary.org/high/

i-Ready

i-Ready is anadaptive diagnostic tool for math that pinpoints student needs down to the sub-skill level, and ongoing progress monitoring shows whether students are on track to achieve end-of-year targets.

Go Math!

Go Math! @ School:To sign-on, teachers and students must first login on a school computer using their username and password. Once logged in on a school computer, the following link will take users directly into Go Math:

BrainPOP: BrainPOP Jr., BrainPOP, BrainPOP Espanol, BrainPOP ESL

(Grades K-12)

https://clever.com/in/cherokeega/

BrainPOP is an educational program, providing digital content spanning 6 main subjects including: Science, Math, English, Social Studies, Health and Technology. Students can view curricular digital content then be assessed on what they’ve learned.

Facts on File

(Grades 9-12)
http://streaming.factsonfile.com/

Facts on File is a comprehensive classroom Video-on-Demand subscription service, spanning the core subject areas of Science, Social Studies, Literature, Health, Family and Life Skills and Career and Technical Education. All digital content is correlated to State Standards.

GALE: Discovering Collection and Opposing Viewpoints

(Grades 6-12)

https://www.galesupport.com/district/cherokeek12

Literature Resource Center:Literature Resource Center is a research-focused literary destination, providing students, academics and researchers authoritative and relevant results on demand (Grades 9-12)

Gale in Context: Biography:Provides contextual information on the world's most influential people. Over 600,000 biographical entries cover a range of historically significant figures and present-day newsmakers.(Grades 6-12)

Gale in Context: Global Issues:Supports global awareness. Authoritative content empowers learners to critically analyze and understand the most important issues of the modern world.(Grades 6-12)

Gale in Context: Middle School:Empower beginning researchers with authoritative, multimedia reference and periodical content covering the most-studied topics for middle school students.(Grades 6-12)

Gale in Context: Science:Supports science studies by providing contextual information on hundreds of today's most significant science topics and showcase scientific disciplines that relate to real-world issues.(Grades 6-12)

Gale in Context: US History:Supports U.S. history studies and provides an overview of our nation's past, covering the most-studied events, decades, conflicts, wars, political and cultural movements, and people.(Grades 6-12)

Gale in Context: World History:Provides an overview of world history, covering the most-studied events, cultures, civilizations, religions, people, and more.(Grades 6-12)

Discovering Collection: Cross-curricular subscription service that enables students to search by classroom topics such as Geography & Cultures, History, Literature, Science/Health or search by keyword, person, multimedia or timeline.(Grades 9-12)

Opposing Viewpoints: Comprehensive resource of articles, overviews, statistical tables, charts and graphs, images, web links and full-text periodicals and newspapers. Students can research over 100 contemporary social issues, researching “both” sides of an issue.(Grades 9-12)

Scholastic Go!

(Grades K-12)
http://go.grolier.com

Grolier Online is a licensed database that includes 7 reference tools: New Book of Knowledge Encyclopedia, Grolier Multimedia Encyclopedia, Encyclopedia Americana, New Book of Popular Science, Lands and Peoples, America the Beautiful and Amazing Animals.

Khan Academy SAT Preparation

https://www.khanacademy.org/sat

Encourage your students to explore Official SAT Practice on Khan Academy^®. On this site students can get free, personalized SAT^® study plans that support what they're learning in class.

NoodleTools

(Grades K-12)
http://www.noodletools.com/

NoodleBib, a component of NoodleTools, provides a simple interface that allows individuals to quickly generate, edit and publish a MLA, APA or CHI bibliography.

Nystrom

(Grades K-5)

Junior Geographer

http://www.juniorgeographer.com

Our History

http://ourhistoryatlas.com

World Atlases

http://NystromworldAtlas.com

(Grades 6-12)

World Atlases

http://NystromworldAtlas.com

U.S. History

http://ushistoryatlas.com

Raz-Kids

(Grades K-5)

Raz-Kids is a blended learning platform that combines teacher-led whole-class and small-group instruction with technology-enabled resources for personalized reading practice.

Soundzabound

(Grades K-12)
http://www.soundzabound.com/

Soundzabound is an online service that provides royalty-free and copyright-free audio resources that can be incorporated into staff and student projects and assignments.

GALILEO

(Provided by the State of Georgia for Grades K-12)
http://galileo.usg.edu/

GALILEO stands for GeorgiA LIbrary LEarning Online, an initiative of the Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia. A World Wide Web-based virtual library, GALILEO provides access to multiple information resources, including secured access to licensed products. Participating institutions may access over 100 databases indexing thousands of periodicals and scholarly journals. Over 2000 journal titles are provided in full-text. Other resources include encyclopedias, business directories, and government publications.

Students - Sixes Elementary School (2024)

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How many students should be in a school? ›

For more than 100 years, the best public and private secondary schools have organized themselves into grade level cohorts of 100-125 students. With a total enrollment of 400-500 students, a high school is small enough to maintain an intentional culture and large enough to offer a coherent curriculum.

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How many kids should be in one class? ›

California State PTA recognizes the importance of successful academic and personal development of children in the primary grades. California State PTA has consistently and strongly supported reducing the number of students in each California classroom, especially in kindergarten through 3^rd grade. California State PTA ...

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Researchers generally agree a class size of no larger than 18 students is required to produce the desired benefit. You read that right—the ideal class size is 18 kids.

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What is the ideal school size? ›

There is no clear agreement among researchers and educators about what constitutes a "small" school or a "large" school. Many researchers, however, indicate that an appropriate and effective size is 300- 400 students for an elementary school and 400-800 students for a secondary school.

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How many students are usually in a grade? ›

Enrollment by Grade Comparison - CalEdFacts

Grade Level	Number of Schools (2023–24*)	Enrollment 2021–22
Kindergarten***	6,165	469,928
Grade 1	6,215	408,671
Grade 2	6,221	421,662
Grade 3	6,228	427,015

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Does the size of a class matter? ›

In fact, it's hard to imagine how many of the key teaching practices touted as being highly effective can be done without reasonable class sizes. A growing body of research demonstrates that many of the most promoted teaching and learning strategies are indeed better supported in smaller classes (Finn, 2019).

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The National Center for Education Statistics (NCES) data shows an average class size of 20 students, with most classes having 15 to 26 students.

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You usually need to take at least 12 credit hours per semester to qualify as a full-time college student. Twelve credit hours usually translates to four courses worth three credits a piece. Some students take more than 12 credit hours a semester.

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Smaller does seem better when it comes to class size

Test scores in the classes of 13 to 17 students quickly surpassed scores in the larger classes of 22 to 25. Those gains persisted for years.

What is the most favorite class in school? ›

Among Americans who say they liked or loved at least one subject in high school, about 20% say their favorite topics were English language arts or literature, and similar shares name social studies or history, and science.

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Smaller Classrooms – Pros

Chances are that with fewer students in the class, we will be better prepared. Furthermore, students in small classrooms receive more individualized attention from their teachers. More student and teacher interactions means there are more positive learning experiences.

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One study found that one of the benefits of small class sizes is higher classroom engagement and increased focus. As a result, the course material is covered more quickly, and students are encouraged to share opinions, ask and answer questions, and interact with their peers.

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Hundreds of studies have found that students who attend small schools outperform those in large schools on every academic measure from grades to test scores. They are less likely to dropout and more likely to attend college. Small schools also build strong communities.

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Student Population

A university is considered “large” when it has over 15,000 students, but above that number, campuses vary on how large they are. Penn State has a population of 41,745 undergraduate students.

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How many kids are in a classroom on average? ›

The typical class size in US public schools is 16-23 students. In the academic year 2020-2021, the mean class size was 18.3 students, a slight decrease from the 2017-2018 average of 19.6 students.

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What is the ideal student ratio? ›

What are the best teacher to pupil ratios for high school and primary education classes? Grades K-4 should not exceed 21. The ideal is 15–18. Grades 5–8 should be 20–24 and Grades 9–12 22–28.

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What is the average size of a school? ›

However , according to data from the National Center for Education Statistics , the average size of a public elementary school in the United States is approximately 69,000 square feet , while the average size of a public high school is around 200,000 square feet .

What is the ideal size of a high school? ›

That is, there are pros and cons with larger school sizes and at some level the cons outweighs the pros and there is an optimal size. The precise optimal size, however, is unclear and could be anything from 600 to 2,000 students. None of this suggests that any particular school has too many students.

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What is the average school size in the US? ›

The national average for the number of students per public school is approximately 526 students. Public schools see an average class size of 24 students.

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