Religion:
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Formal
and informal instruction includes the study of the Creed as a profession of
faith taught by the Church, the Holy Bible, formation in prayer life and
living a life of grace.
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Reading:
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Children's
classics in literature include The Call of the Wild, Sounder, and Wonderful
World of Oz, focusing on literary devices and forms, setting,
characterization, etc.
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Vocabulary:
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Builds
vocabulary through the classical roots
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Grammar:
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Study
of the parts of speech, mechanics and correct usage; gathering and organizing
information for oral and written reports, writing research reports, writing
persuasive letters and creative writing.
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Mathematics:
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Present
more complex work with multiplication, division, decimals, fractions, and
geometry. Increased emphasis is placed
on problem-solving and algebraic equations. Individualized Accelerated Math
program.
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Science:
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Study
of general science including classification, matter, space, human organs and
systems, the earth's crust, electricity,
and the environment.
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American History:
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Study
of the explorers of the New World, early Colonial history, the American
Revolution, growth of the nation, the Civil War, and Reconstruction.
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Spanish:
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Refine
listening, speaking, reading and writing skills. Students study the cultures within the
Spanish-speaking world.
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Music:
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Participation
in band or choir.
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Art:
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Using
various mediums the students create works that imitate different periods in
art including Impressionism, Pointillism and Cubism.
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Physical Education:
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Students
engage in group 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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Create
a Word project in newsletter form with pictures. Expand basic functions and
commands for Excel spreadsheets. Demonstrate mastery in organizing
information on an Excel spreadsheet. Create a PowerPoint presentation using
graphics and text.
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