Religion:
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Formal
and informal instruction includes the study of a life of faith in the Church
through Jesus Christ, a focus on the sacraments of Reconciliation and the
Eucharist, the Holy Bible, formation in prayer life and living a life of
grace.
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Reading:
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Comprehensive
approach to teaching reading with the SRA Horizons and Reading Mastery
program emphasizing phonics, vocabulary building, reading comprehension,
spelling and writing.
Children's
classics in literature include The Trojan Horse, Life in a
Pioneer Homestead, and Ancient
Greece and the Olympics.
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Grammar:
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Study
of the parts of speech; compositions and book reports; mechanics and correct
usage of English.
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Mathematics:
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Present
more complex work with addition, subtraction and geometry. Introduce
multiplication, division, decimals, and fractions. Individualized Accelerated
Math program.
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Science:
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Study
of general science including plants, matter, rocks, forces, water, habitats,
earth and moon, and health.
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Social Studies:
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Study
of Native American Indians, the thirteen colonies, ancient Greece, Christmas
around the world and map skills.
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Spanish:
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Develop
listening, speaking, reading and writing skills. Students study the cultures within the
Spanish-speaking world.
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Handwriting:
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Transition
from manuscript to cursive handwriting.
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Art:
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Introduce
periods in art history and using several mediums,
students
create works that imitate the various periods.
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Physical Education:
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Students
engage in group games and activities and begin learning skills in sports such
as soccer, basketball and softball.
Development of sport-specific skills and movement are emphasized.
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Technology:
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Continue
keyboarding skills. Expand basic Microsoft Word functions and commands.
Create an alphabet book and
corresponding
pictures using Clip Art.
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Music:
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Develop
an appreciation of music through hands-on experiences and listening. Exposure
to a wide range of musical styles.
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