Description
A 7-section printable worksheet that helps rising 6th graders (and their parents) turn “middle school is scary” into a concrete plan — lockers, schedules, new friends, and all.
The jump from elementary to middle school is one of the first transitions a student navigates mostly on their own. This worksheet breaks it into small, manageable pieces: what’s actually changing, how to get organized before day one, finding your way around a bigger building, making friends, staying on top of homework from multiple classes, and a built-in check-in for week three.
What’s Inside
- 7 guided sections covering the real, specific changes of middle school — not just “it’s different now”
- A locker/schedule/supplies checklist to work through before the first day
- A parent note on how to use the worksheet together without solving every problem for them
- Instant PDF download — print at home or at school
Who It’s For
Rising 6th graders (or the equivalent first year of middle school), and the parents or school counselors helping them prepare. Works well for a single family conversation over the summer, or as a small-group counseling activity.
Format
Digital download (PDF). Nothing is shipped — after purchase, download and print as many times as you’d like for personal or single-classroom use.
This worksheet provides general planning and reflection tools for the elementary-to-middle-school transition. It is not a substitute for individualized guidance from your child’s school counselor or teachers.
Related guidance: Use these executive-function tools for teens to strengthen organization and homework routines.
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