Sentences with phrase «sixth grade boys»

NEW YORK (Reuters Health)- Some behaviors, such as TV watching and eating school lunches, were linked to obesity among sixth grade boys and girls in a new study, but other risk factors were gender specific.

Upon seeing the bright - colored silicone muffin cups on the tables, a sixth grade boy exclaims, «Yay!

A sixth grade boy lives with his mother.

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Shero, the boy's sixth grade teacher at St. Jerome School, is accused of allegedly orally and anally sodomizing the then 11 - year - old in the back of his car, Williams said.

He was one of the few boys in the village ever to have won 17 letters from the sixth grade all through high school — a feat Mike Peterson accomplished, too, of course.

In sixth grade, girls in both the European French and North African French groups reported lower levels of gender typicality and felt pressure than boys; contrary to expectations, the two ethnic groups did not differ in this respect at the beginning of middle school.

Inspired by true events, A Boy Called Po is the story of a widowed father struggling to raise his sixth - grade autistic son.

One combination was a sixth grade girl and a fifth grade boy, another was two fifth grade boys with a sixth grade girl, and even more diverse groups.

In one sixth grade class, during a math lesson, she asked a boy to show her what CMT strand he was working on.

Lakeland Elementary / Middle School teacher Delilah Moss was shocked when a sixth - grade boy at the top of his class didn't pass the math portion of the annual standardized test two years ago.

Here in Madison, Caire and the Urban League first outlined the controversial vision for a new boys - only charter school in Madison for sixth through twelfth grade students about a year ago.

But while the African - American girls who had been in small classes enjoyed persistent academic gains through sixth grade — three years after they had returned to regular classes — and were more likely to take college - entrance exams several years later, the gains for African - American boys tapered off dramatically in fourth grade, as soon as they returned to regular classes.

Jacqueline Woodson's «Feathers» tells the story of how a new boy's arrival in a sixth - grade classroom helps Frannie recognize the barriers that separate people, and the importance of hope as a bridge.

They all stand around like sixth grade kids at their first boy - girl dance.

For boys, family involvement showed an additional effect, with boys who completed Family Activities in sixth grade being less likely to report having had sex in eighth grade than boys who did not complete these activities.