During Language Arts class, students on the 6 Gold Team participated in an activity called Think About It. They worked in small groups of 3-4 to discuss a set of 6 questions about their book, Hatchet. After discussing each question, they had to type their response in the box that contained their group number. They loved engaging with their peers and seeing how the other groups responded.
Dayna Bingham
Knox County Middle School
Knox County
6th Grade
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