New Hampshire 6th Grade ELA Curriculum

6th Grade ELA in New Hampshire

New Hampshire 6th grade English covers a wide range of skills that prepare students for middle school and beyond. Students develop reading comprehension strategies for both literary and informational texts, practice writing arguments and narratives, and strengthen their grammar and vocabulary. StudyPug provides lessons and practice for every one of these skills, all aligned to what New Hampshire schools teach.

Reading and Literary Analysis

In 6th grade, New Hampshire students are expected to analyze story structure, theme, point of view, and the use of figurative language in literature. For informational texts, students learn to identify central ideas, evaluate evidence, and understand how authors structure arguments. StudyPug's guided lessons walk students through each of these skills with clear explanations and practice exercises.

Writing Skills for 6th Grade

Writing is a major focus in 6th grade ELA. Students practice three main types of writing:

• Argumentative writing — making a claim and supporting it with evidence
• Informative writing — explaining a topic clearly and accurately
• Narrative writing — telling a story with well-developed characters and plot

Each writing type requires students to organize their ideas, use transitions, and revise for clarity. StudyPug breaks down each writing process into manageable steps.

Grammar and Language Conventions

6th grade students in New Hampshire work on sentence structure, punctuation, pronoun usage, and expanding their vocabulary through context clues and word relationships. These grammar skills support both reading comprehension and written communication.

Aligned to New Hampshire Standards

All StudyPug lessons for 6th grade ELA follow the NH Mathematics Model Competencies framework used in New Hampshire schools. Whether your child is preparing for a class assignment, reviewing for a test, or building skills ahead of the NH SAS assessment, StudyPug covers every topic they need.