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Welcome to 6th Grade Science Exploration, where students dive into biology, chemistry, physics, and Earth science through engaging, hands-on learning. Music-driven lessons, podcasts, and assigned readings will build scientific understanding while encouraging curiosity and exploration.
Your first MAJOR Science Test is coming!
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Be in the know of all upcoming major quizzes and Exams
Science Safety Major Quiz
September 22
Science Safety EXAM
September 30
Scientific Method Quiz
October 20

DO NOW DUE EVERYDAY BEFORE THE END OF CLASS
Make a copy of this and keep for your records. If you are absent you still need to have this turned in.
Dmitri Mendeleev created the periodic table in 1869. He organized elements by their properties and predicted new ones.
Need extra practice? These resources are here to help you prepare for upcoming quizzes and exams.
Go through ALL of them—you’ll be glad you did! 🧪📚
The Amoeba Sisters are going to give you A LOT of important information and you’ll see them often! After watching, click below to test your skills, and please do it more than once.
Neil deGrasse Tyson is the GOAT of science! 🐐🔬 Watch as he explains what is happening in today's society and in the world of science! What do you think?
Need extra practice? These resources are here to help you prepare for upcoming quizzes and exams.
Go through ALL of them—you’ll be glad you did! 🧪📚
🔬 This video breaks down the scientific method and shows how questions, hypotheses, experiments, evidence, and conclusions work together. Pay attention—you’ll use this process ALL YEAR!
🔬 This video breaks down independent, dependent, and control variables so you can design a fair experiment. Pay attention—you’ll need to know the difference ALL YEAR!
🍫🔬 Watch the scientific method come to life through a chocolate experiment. Pay attention to each step—you’ll need to recognize how scientists turn a simple question into real evidence and conclusions!
Need extra practice? These resources are here to help you prepare for upcoming quizzes and exams.
Go through ALL of them—you’ll be glad you did! 🧪📚
Explore one of science’s biggest mysteries: Why does our universe exist at all? Discover how scientists study matter, antimatter, particles, and the early universe to investigate why anything—from stars and galaxies to us—exists today.
🌎💥 Travel through the Big Five mass extinctions and discover how ice ages, changing oceans, massive volcanic eruptions, and an asteroid devastated life on Earth. Pay close attention—each catastrophe changed which organisms would dominate the planet next!
🌌⏳ Neil deGrasse Tyson takes the entire history of the universe and squeezes it into just ONE YEAR! Watch closely and think about where Earth, dinosaurs, and humans actually fit into the story—you may be surprised by just how late we arrived.
Join Neil deGrasse Tyson as he breaks down the Big Bang and the evolution of the universe, explaining what scientists actually mean when they say the universe is expanding. Explore how space, matter, energy, galaxies, and scientific evidence help us reconstruct the history of the cosmos.
Discover how studying objects moving at extremely high speeds completely changed scientists’ understanding of space, time, and motion. Explore how Einstein’s theory of relativity and the speed of light revealed that time and distance don't always behave the way our everyday experiences suggest.
Travel beyond Earth to explore some of the missions and technologies that have transformed space exploration. Discover how scientists use rovers, probes, spacecraft, and powerful telescopes to investigate distant worlds and answer some of humanity’s biggest questions about our universe.
Welcome! Here you’ll find everything you need to know about class policies, grading, and expectations. Once you’ve reviewed all the information, please click the Contract button to complete the process.
iPad Expectations: We will frequently use school-issued iPads in class. Students are responsible for arriving EVERY DAY with their iPad fully charged. Failure to do so will result in an automatic detention, and students will not be permitted to charge their iPads at school.
If an iPad is experiencing unusual battery loss or another issue, students must notify me immediately upon entering the classroom. For any technology emergency, please email myrick@ronclarkacademy.com.
Homework is always due on the date listed in Google Classroom and may include assignments, studying, or reviewing specific materials. If a student is absent when homework is assigned or due, they will have the same number of days they were absent to complete and submit the work.
Students are responsible for collecting and completing all missed assignments immediately upon returning. Failure to collect or complete missed homework will result in a zero and detention.
Absences do not excuse students from any work. Students must email Mr. Harden and schedule a tutorial to complete missed assignments within the same number of days they were absent (2 days absent = 2 days to complete the work). A Tutorial Appointment button is provided below to schedule a time.
Failure to submit the assignment or schedule a tutorial without notifying Mr. Harden will result in a zero. If the missed assignment is homework, the student will also receive a detention.
If you need one-on-one help, click the Personal Tutoring link below and choose an available time.

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