Religion:
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Formal
and informal instruction includes the study of scripture through stories,
follow the liturgical seasons of the Church, formation in prayer life and
living a life of grace.
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Language Arts:
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Develop
oral communication, listening skills, pre-reading skills, letter recognition,
phonemic awareness and writing skills.
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Mathematics:
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Develop
concepts with numbers such as numerical value, counting, one-to one
correspondence, simple addition and subtraction, measuring and simple story
problems. Study left and right.
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Science:
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Study
of general science including plants, animals, the five senses, external body
parts, weather, space, physical properties of matter (shape, color, size and
texture), and nutrition.
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Social Studies:
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Study
in greater depth the family structure, community helpers, Native American
Indians, Columbus, the Pilgrims, and citizenship.
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Spanish:
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Develop
listening and speaking through songs and games.
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Handwriting:
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Introduces
manuscript handwriting of numbers, letters and the student's name.
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Art:
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Create
projects integrated into the classroom lessons.
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Physical Education:
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Movement
and Movement. Students engage in exercise, songs, group games and
activities. Development of motor
skills, eye-hand coordination, and movement are emphasized.
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