Grade 6
PoetryWriting1
Laughing so hard
You make me laugh all the time
Positively
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Problems being solved
Sixth grade would be impossible
Without your help
3
You sing loudly
You never stop or fear
It’s you I want to hear
4
Sushi, sushi, sushi
Sushi, sushi, sushi, gum
I really want sushi
by Liliana, 826DC
This student’s heartbreaking personal narrative describes what it can feel like to have your parents get divorced.
by Ella H., Grade 6, 826DC
Settle in as this young storyteller spins a tale about Shady Street, where cats can talk and broccoli casserole helps solve conflicts.
by Guinevre, 826CHI
A persuasive letter with a few ideas on how to improve cafeteria lunches at school.
by Carolyn Danielle Wong, Age 9, 826 Valencia
In this poem, the writer showcases self-love and joy.
by Elsy, 826LA
Song lyrics about memories of cake and pizza, friendship, and giving 1,000 opinions.
by Christian, 826michigan
In this resolution inspired by the "Include Someone" lesson and Cartoon Network storyboard, we learn that sometimes the easiest way to make someone feel included is by lending a hand.
by Ramatoulie, 826DC
A student shares memories of transitioning from Gambia to a new home in the United States, complete with a snowy encounter.
by Alondra, 826CHI
An epic story of a princess who seeks acceptance among the stars.
Jaylin Guevarro, Grade 6, 826NYC
A poet admires their loved one through this warming ode.
by Khari Garris, New York, NY
A student remembers what life was like before the COVID-19 pandemic, and imagines a brighter day when schools reopen.
by Marisa, 826NYC
A student reports on Islamophobia, using research and interviews to explore this mindset and its damaging repercussions.
by Kathryn, 826NYC
A very scientific origin poem about french fries, starting with an argument between the sun and the moon.
by Angelina Do, Grade 6, 826 Valencia
A poem about living in the space between two cultures.
by Najah, Grade 6, 826 MSP
A student appreciates and reflects on her mother's kindness over the years.
Antonella Yoryor, Grade 6, San Francisco, CA
Meet Felice, the storytelling fox with a voice like the moon.
by Daphne, 826 Valencia
A girl named Chloe embarks on a heroic mission after discovering a new super-identity: Fluffy Justice!
by Faisa Y., Grade 6, 826MSP
A student describes their comfort fairy imaginary friend.
by Mabel Murray-Rudegeair, Grade 6, Minneapolis, Minnesota
This personal essay shares about the joy that comes from dancing in the rain.
by Mady, 826 Valencia
A student examines the mermaid industry today through a historical lens that begins in the late-nineteenth century, turning fantasy into a profession.
by Simone, 826michigan
A poem about appreciating trees and why we should study them.
by 826NYC students Ash Doliber, Sidney Edelson, Ella Holland, Mavis Lu, Justin Nemeroff, Bird Rzepniewski, and Isabella Wu
This collaborative poem explores the many sides and senses of laughter.
by Lina, 826 Valencia
A mischievous recipe calling for 3 tablespoons of candy, 10 gallons of not laughing, and 100 gallons of mother.
by John, 826NYC
A creative commentary on food justice in which Digestive Man defends local farms from Corn Boy and the Factory Farmers!
by Sophia, 826CHI
In this poem, a student makes some noise about resilience and beating the odds.
by Jacore, 826 Valencia
An intriguing and educational essay discussing environmental consciousness and the devastating effects of global warming.
by Athena, 826NYC
An "I Am From" superhero persona poem.
by Khloe Fewster, 826 Valencia
This poem uses repetition to give advice for when you're feeling unsure of yourself.
by Janelle Suazo, age 12, 826 Valencia
A school dare gone horribly wrong!
by Gael, 826CHI
A short but powerful poem about the circular nature of history.
by Meredith, 826michigan
A poem about globe-sized dreams.
by Madison, 826 New Orleans
This poem leaves the reader descriptive clues to help them guess the mystery food.
by Ayana A., Grade 6, 826NYC
A student describes their fuzzy imaginary friend.
by Elaine, 826 Boston
A diary entry reflecting on a secret mission to Mars!
by Luis, 826LA
This student writes a letter to a hero with a sweet double kick: Jackie Chan!
by Jacob P., age 11, 826 LA
An iPad, a ghost, and an unexpected friendship.
by Jalen, 826NYC
A series of superhero haiku inspired by engineering secret lairs.
by Amaya, 826michigan
A letter devoted to a favorite fruit that’s sweet and sour just like this student’s favorite candy: Sour Patch Kids!
by Juna, 826michigan
A poem about taking the world in—and letting go.
by Juliana Anderson, Grade 6, 826 MSP
This action-packed sci-fi story will keep you on the edge of your seat!
Mahera A., Age 12, 826CHI
What happens when the only thing two people have in common is their love for each other?
by Brigid, 826CHI
A poem about facing fear—and learning how to shine.
by Kyle I., Grade 6, Kansas City, MO
A gender-fluid student's call to action to the next U.S. president to protect LGBTQIA+ rights.
by Charlotte, 826CHI
A poem about spring!
by Saeed, 826NYC
Food justice advocacy is reimagined by this student as an epic battle rages between Nutriman, Captain Nutritional, and Junkster in a school cafeteria!
by Kaitlyn, 826NYC
A creation myth reimagined in a poem.
by Kelis, 826michigan
This student describes what it would be like to become the first female president, campaigning on education for all, friendlier attitudes, more food and housing, and snow days!
by Joseline, 826DC
A personal narrative about a teensie, tiny bit of jealousy for a new baby sister turning into love.
by Emmanuel, 826DC
A personal narrative about a tender first sighting between brothers on a family trip to El Salvador.
by Smila H., Age 10, 826LA
A powerful acrostic poem that shares an encouraging message.
by Yanni, 826NYC
This poem is written in the style of William Carlos Williams’ “This is Just to Say” and celebrates small acts of unapologetic joy.
by Talia, 826NYC
A creative field guide to Sea Lettuce.
Jerieliz Garcia & Jaiden Vinti, 826NYC
Two poets braid together their reflections on where they come from.
A writer's fake news article about a miracle drug that can cure anything.
A writer's fake news article about a miracle drug that can cure anything.
by Giovanna, 826NYC
An informative how-to on using a pen that can manipulate time and space.
by Luis, 826LA
A rap song dedicated to the Marvel comic writer Stan Lee and his inspired creations like the Hulk, Deadpool, Iron Man, and The Fantastic Four.
by Jin, 826LA
This student says thank you to her Mom, her hero, for a life full love and beef noodles!
by Chloe Moreno, Grade 6, 826 Valencia, San Francisco, CA
An ode to being unapologetically yourself!
Sizwe H., Age 13, 826michigan
A poet appreciates their loyal riding partner.
by Ari, 826CHI
In the Realm of Virtues, a search for attention and significance teaches these characters an important lesson about what it means to be human!
by Crystal Colorado, Age 12, 826 Valencia
This poem will take you to the beach and make you wonder if it was all a dream.
by Nicky, Grade 6, Salt Lake City, UT
The pen is mightier than the sword!
by Isabella, 826CHI
A student describes a scrumptious five-course meal—everything except the vegetables, that is!
by the Class of 640 at M.S. 88, 826NYC
This bilingual poem shares an excellent recipe for how to survive middle school.
by Leslie, 826NYC
In this imaginative narrative about food justice, Golden Girl and LoLo go up against the evil Chemical Bug so kids everywhere can eat healthy fruits and vegetables.
by Claire Leiva, Grade 6, 826michigan
A poem about the writer's favorite animal—corgis!
by Penelope, 826 Valencia
In this superhero story, Super Duper Scarlet must save San Fran Superland from Doctor Nefario!
by Kevin J. Ortiz, 826DC
A personal narrative about a trip to Ocean City, a lonely puppy, and sharing our fears with others.
by Milo, 826NYC
A creative origin story in which a programmer simultaneously creates life and biology in a program.
by Kevin, 826NYC
A wizened middle schooler offers the benefits of sixth grade to younger readers, sprinkling in a few tips to survive and thrive in their year ahead.
by Destiny, 826NYC
In this poem, a student contrasts conflicting perspectives on the construction of the Dakota Access Pipeline.
by Marco, 826LA
A screenplay about a plane crash and an epic journey to Mexico, with a twist!
by Krisbel D.L.M., Grade 6, 826 Valencia
A letter to the next President asking them to support immigration laws that will allow them to see their family.
by Robert, 826CHI
A collection of haikus spanning books and cosmology.
by Jose Martin Gomez, 826 Valencia
This poem celebrates a special person in the writer's life.
by Valary K., Grade 6, 826 MSP
A story about a mysterious tunnel that leaves you on the edge of your seat!
by Marisa, 826michigan
A series of tweets about an adventurous cat named Marcus. #SuperCat #Meow
by Gael, 826CHI
A poem about becoming a dancer.
by Armaan, 826CHI
This author recounts the beginning of a family tradition: the best homemade sandwich ever!
by Uma Cantone, 826NYC
Ever wonder what would happen if the sky fell? This student uses metaphor to explore new beginnings.
by Makeia "Mason" Davis, Age 11, 826NYC
Not the Bacon Egg and Cheese Monster! This character profile brings a beloved breakfast sandwich to life in terrifying ways.
by Jesús, 826 Valencia
In this superhero story, Spyman is on an important mission—saving donuts from becoming bagels!
by Kaiya S., Grade 6, 826DC
The harrowing tale of a super spy student vs. the villainous Mr.X.
by Satis, 826 Valencia
A student argues for the importance of transgender rights in response to current events.
by Natalie, 826 Valencia
A recipe for how to create a legendary rapper.
by Harrison, 826michigan
A recursive poem that helps students explore the potential connections between math fractals and verse.
by Wayne Gillyard, 826 Valencia
This poem shares the writer's love of all things yellow.
by Andres Santisteban-Perez, age 12, 826 Valencia
When playing video games one night turned into a nightmare.
by Renee, 826NYC
A poem that explores all that a tree can stand for.
by Athena, 826NYC
In this poem, a student explores both the seen and unseen powers of a superhero.
by Uma, 826NYC
A witty set of foolproof pickup lines.
by Nicole Torres, age 12, 6th grade, 826 Valencia
Because sometimes you just need to tune out the world.
Vivien Norton, Age 12, 826michigan
A poet explores their love for writing with their friend.
by Chelsea, 826NYC
A creative field guide to Daddy Longlegs.
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