Sentence examples for one sixth grader from inspiring English sources

One sixth grader, a boy from P.S. 257, scored proficient on the state English exam in fifth grade last year, but is a recent immigrant and speaks English poorly.

One sixth grader wrote: Billie Holiday, your voice sounds like a bell shaking through a windy world.

One sixth grader, Ahmed, clutching the kindling he had made by ransacking a room, offered an irreducible argument for looting his own school.

At the cookout, Ms. Hakeem, a former Green Party candidate for mayor, negotiated briefly with one sixth grader, Asha Gardaad, who was fasting for the holy month of Ramadan.

One sixth grader, who arrived last fall from P.S. 297 in Bedford-Stuyvesant, had talked out of turn, complained about her watch-plaid uniform and tried to sow rebellion.

Each gift in a stocking is, of course, small, but it can be big small: like the check for a thousand dollars that one sixth grader got from her new stepfather.

Similar reports from one eighth grader, Chloe Dagress, who found the star's trailer on the day they were filming at the train station.

One fifth grader in Lexington, Massachusetts, programmed a garden of flowers that appeared on the screen and grew according to laws that the child wrote into his program.

If in the same classroom one fifth grader reads only at a second-grade level and another on an eighth-grade level, a teacher should be evaluated by what is learned by each of them over the course of a year.

One second grader from Congo is named Bill Clinton.

Between courses, one eighth grader, sitting erect, muttered, "My grandmother would have loved this".