6th Grade Graduation Speeches

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Good evening parents, teachers, and students. I would like to welcome you to the 6th-grade graduation. I have learned a lot in 6th-grade and from experiences, I can tell you it was the best year of my elementary school years. First, I just wanted to say thank you Ms.Zerm, Mrs.Hayes, and Mr.Wilson for having the patience to answer all of my questions and teach things that I needed to learn. I will miss Ms.Zerm's hilarious sarcasm, Mrs.Hayes devotion to stopping talking about Fortnite in the classroom, and Mr.Wilson's jokes in the middle of lessons. Ms.Zerm, thank you for encouraging me to watch the news. You taught me new things every day and I'm pretty sure I speak for everyone when I say that you did an amazing job of balancing being a teacher and class clown. You made me laugh every time you crack a joke or use sarcasm in a sentence. Mrs.Hayes, thank you for being an incredible reading and language arts teacher. You were always so caring to everyone, even if you were having a bad day. You also may have been annoyed of how much we talked about Fortnite in class. Mr.Wilson, thank you for being a wonderful math teacher. I love it when we are in the middle of a lesson and you just crack a joke. It left me in a good mood. You also taught me that I can actually be good at math. So thank you. …show more content…

In Ms.Zerm's class, we would do projects. One of the projects that I loved, was the biome project. Why? Because it let me get out my creativity and build a 3D model of a rainforest. I loved it. I also love the fun games that we would do in Mr.Wilson's class. Like integers war and make a square out of seven shapes. In Mrs.Hayes's class, we would write essays. I loved writing them because again it let's be creative but to where I don't know what to do. I love all of the fun games, activities, and essays we did in class and will miss

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